Justice for
Every child
How Are the Childen
What needs to change in our community so that we can one day say, that “all the children are well?
The Justice for Every Child Manifesto Workshops were designed to provide a platform for us to consider what needs to change in our community so that we can one day say, truthfully, that “all the children are well.” The feedback received during these initial workshops represents a wide and diverse cross-sector of our community, with more than 200 residents (including youth) participating.
The themes that have emerged from our workshops emphasize the needs and the hopes that we have encountered repeatedly in our work with the community of those most impacted by the decisions made by stakeholders and elected officials.
Walk It Like You Talk ItSun, Dec 14St. Stephen's Missionary Baptist
Justice for Every Child Manifesto Workshop Series 3 of 3Sat, Sep 13Una Bendicion
Justice for Every Child Manifesto Workshop Series 2 of 3Wed, Sep 10Temple Emanuel
Justice for Every Child Manifesto Workshop SeriesSat, Aug 23Galilee MB Church
Shayla Herndon-Edmunds
Workshop Co-Designer and Facilitator
As a wellness professional whose experience spans talent development, operations management, equity and inclusion, and personal care, Shayla helps people awaken, evolve, and thrive.
Before pivoting to full-time entrepreneurship in 2020, Shayla was the Director of Talent & Culture at Forward Cities and the founding Director of Diversity Education at Wake Forest University. Herndon-Edmunds founded Sage Strategic Advisors, LLC (Sage), leveraging decades of experience working with corporations, educational institutions, and non-profit organizations to create strategies for advancing equity, diversity, inclusion, and belonging, Sage is helping local and national organizations develop and achieve equity-centered goals.
She is also the Founder & Chief Creative Officer of Oh My Goodness Wellness Bar, a boutique wellness practice that offers therapeutic bodywork services and manufactures natural skincare products inspired by the needs and lived experiences of women of color.