It's Hard Work, But It's Good Work
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Momnesia
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Welcome back to Momnesia! Julie and Sarah kick-off season three by sharing how life has changed as a result of the COVID-19 global pandemic. We know all you mamas out there can relate to this new juggling act of working, schooling, and parenting from home. Let’s commiserate together and cheer each other on as we figure out this new way of life.
Today’s guest is Mary Baker-Boudissa. Mary is an educator, speaker, and advocate, working with school districts, nonprofits, and churches to create environments that value diversity and are equipped for social justice and culturally relevant responses to communities. She currently works for PCG, Inc. in Indianapolis as a Project Specialist and recently served as interim pastor at a church in Anderson, Indiana. In ministry and in her professional life, Mary continues to use her voice to promote anti-racism and equity, while coaching allies in social justice work. She is mother to two sons, ages 22 and 15, and a daughter, age 12.
Links mentioned in today’s show -
Instagram |https://www.instagram.com/harvardgrad95
Facebook | https://www.facebook.com/mary.bakerboudissa
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