In this episode of Meet Me in Napa, host Jeremy Jackson speaks with Jamila Ha-Neith, a dedicated child advocate and family home childcare provider. They discuss Jamila's journey from Oakland to Vallejo, her experiences with trauma, and her commitment to supporting children and families in her community. The conversation delves into the importance of understanding Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs), the school-to-prison pipeline, and the need for empowerment and resilience in children. Jamila emphasizes the significance of community resources and the necessity of building strong relationships with children to foster their growth and development.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Jamila Ha-Neith
01:35 The Journey from Oakland to Vallejo
03:09 Navigating Trauma and Mental Health
05:28 Child Advocacy and Community Support
09:40 Understanding Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACES)
12:15 The School-to-Prison Pipeline and Advocacy
14:05 The Impact of Socioeconomic Status on Child Development
15:56 Building Relationships and Understanding Trauma
17:26 Addressing Sexual Abuse and Empowering Young Women
18:41 Teaching Boundaries and Self-Advocacy
20:40 Empowering Children to Speak Up
22:52 Recognizing and Nurturing Potential in Children
24:20 The Importance of Compassion and Community Support
25:45 Community Engagement and Resource Awareness
27:33 Supporting Local Initiatives and Philanthropy

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