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iChange Justice Season 5

Restorative Community Coalition with Joy Gilfilen and Karen Ball

🎙️ iChange Justice Podcast: Season 5 Real People. Real Stories. Real Voices. Welcome to the Fifth Era of iChange Justice! Broadcasting from Whatcom County, we are a converging network of Visionaries, Healers, Authors, and Leaders dedicated to restorative action. 🛶✨ Bridge the gap between Service Providers and those in need of services. We share raw, unfiltered conversations with leaders, teachers, indigenous mentors, and citizens directly impacted by mental health, poverty, addiction and

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00:51:05

#36 iChange Justice podcast "Human Conflicts and...

iChange Justice Season 5 ·

2022/08/04

iChange Justice podcast, Human Conflicts, and Civic Betrayals Joy Gilfilen, Host of the iChange Justice podcast, interviews Markis Dee about his extraordinary work since 2017 as a homeless advocate and founder of S.O.S. Serenity Outreach Services. He works on the front line helping provide direct services to civic refugees - people living in life crisis, acute survival, and emergency conditions. Markis talks about his own-lived experience of growing up at 14 in deep poverty; how challenges

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00:54:30

#35 Rebuilding with the Homeless in Whatcom County,...

iChange Justice Season 5 ·

2022/07/28

Joy Gilfilen, Host of iChange Justice talks with Doug Gustafson,a local businessman andfounder of Homes Now, Not Later. Since 2017, this grassroots non-profit has developed two tiny home villages in Bellingham, WA to help homeless people be sheltered and safe -Unity Village and Swift Haven. They operate on a smart economic model where the residents run the programs, and therefore the villagesoperate without any paid staff. Doug is a businessman himself, so understands the complications of working in

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00:51:38

#34 iChange Justice podcast "Resolving Violence...

iChange Justice Season 5 ·

2022/07/21

In our lives today, we all see the evidence of violence. In workplaces, in schools, and all across our country violence is a mainstream theme. Where does violence stem from? Do we have any evidence that points to one incident we can blame? As young children sit in a prison for crimes, do we have a responsibility to address the ‘why’ of their circumstances? Join us as we reflect on our previous interview with Jerry Gold who served in the children's prison and hear from Chene’ Keltz as she recounts

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00:52:34

#33 Children in Prison with Jerome Gold and Host Joy...

iChange Justice Season 5 ·

2022/07/14

In Episode 33, Joy Gilfilen, podcast host, speaks withChildren in Prisonauthor Jerome Gold who worked inside the Echo Glen Juvenile Corrections Center as a rehabilitation counselor for 15 years. This is a rare look inside the ways that the Washington State children’s prison operates. It opens the mind to new views about how children who have been convicted of felonies are treated and how sincere rehabilitation is necessary to help children change course in life. An anthropologist and Vietnam

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00:46:44

#32 iChange Justice podcast-Taxes Don’t Solve Crime...

iChange Justice Season 5 ·

2022/07/07

Host Joy Gilfilen interviews Ilona Krohn, an economist, who talks about how local taxes, governance, and crime is impacted by the embedded behaviors of global economic business models. It is a different view obscured by the common belief that profits are considered good business in most situations. Yet, profits are contrary to good business when we are trying to solve the challenges of social services, public health, wellness, and human happiness. Ilona unpacks how the hidden and embedded conflicts

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00:49:14

#31“Rehumanizing our Systems” with James White,...

iChange Justice Season 5 ·

2022/06/30

iChange Justice, “Rehumanizing our Systems” with James White, ESATTA Cooperative, and host Joy Gilfilen, Restorative Community Coalition. “It’s time to bring truth and reconciliation, new research, compassion, forgiveness, and inclusionary leadership into our community services,” says James. “In fact, it’s decades past time to work with people who have lived experience, mental health labels, and what I call "diverse abilities." "In Vancouver, BC we’ve been a hotspot for leading-edge

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00:58:02

#30 iChange Justice Podcast, Facing Today’s...

iChange Justice Season 5 ·

2022/06/23

Episode #30 -Facing Today’s Challenges How do we face the challenges of today? Host Joy Gilfilen talks with Deb David about what she has learned about ACE's - Adverse Childhood Experiences as it applies to early childhood trauma impacts; then how this relates to the repetitive systemic violence that is affecting us across generations and impacting our emotions and our ability to function in emergencies and in crisis situations. Deb has been involved in researching and studying the impacts of the

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00:49:22

#29 iChange Justice podcast - Clylde Ford speaks on...

iChange Justice Season 5 ·

2022/06/16

Joy Gilfilen, the host of iChange Justice, talks with author, professor, and psycho-therapist Clyde Ford about public safety relative to his local experiences living and doing business here in Whatcom County. As a documentary author, professor, and global citizen, he has done several significant books that intersect with our issues such as "Think Black", and his new book "Of Blood and Sweat". Clyde talks candidly about what he sees happening in Bellingham regarding public safety...and how it is

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00:44:25

#28 iChange Justice, "Speaking of Case Interception"...

iChange Justice Season 5 ·

2022/06/09

Let's talk with a client and with her mentor, Chene Keltz, one of our Restorative Community Coalition specialists about restorative justice and case management. In this "live" interview, Joy Gilfilen, host of iChange Justice, asks what it takes to humanize an inhumane system? In this case to help a person dig out of the after-affects, side effects, and ripple effects that a conviction leaves on your life, on your family's life - forever! Our client is being challenged to right a wrong that makes no

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01:04:12

#27 iChange Justice Podcast - Joy Gilfilen interviews...

iChange Justice Season 5 ·

2022/06/02

S.O.S. and the Homeless Crisis What made the 2021 homeless crisis so acute in Whatcom County? In this interview, Joy Gilfilen interviews Serenity Outreach Services Executive Director Melissa Wisener. Hear 1st hand from someone who was “boots on the ground” in freezing weather, at night, providing emergency provisions for people living in the streets as the Covid Emergency Disaster problem was in its 2nd year. Hear her explain in a non-political, very human, and logical way how the acute and highly

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00:57:49

#26 is a Rebroadcast of Episode 16 with Host Joy...

iChange Justice Season 5 ·

2022/05/27

How do successful engineers think about problem-solving and planning projects? Clear answer: They ask the client what problems they want to solve, what they need, what they want, and LISTEN to the answers for the purpose of meeting those needs. It doesn’t work the other way around. In this episode, we talk with our guest Atul Deshmane, an engineer who has worked in both the private and public sectors for decades. And, he has served our community as a Whatcom County Planning Commissioner and as a

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01:00:11

#25 iChange Justice podcast "Understanding Public...

iChange Justice Season 5 ·

2022/05/19

Host Joy Gilfilen interviews guest Atul Deshmane about "Understanding Public Sector Corporations''. Atul speaks from personal experience in very clear language about how public and private-sector corporations are structured and operate. This opens the conversation where Atul and Joy discuss how this may be different still from how many other non-corporate business people believe they work. And then how this in turn creates a ripple effect and more confusion in civic conversations and politics and

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00:44:43

#24 iChange Justice Podcast, and there's more, Hosted...

iChange Justice Season 5 ·

2022/05/12

IChange Justice podcast "Wait there's more..."-hosted by Joy Gilfilen Interviews Chene' Keltz *(see below) What is the more…? Joy Gilfilen, our host continues to discuss with Chene, her experience as Chene returned to society with sons, family dynamics that had not been discussed, and specifically the transition period from being incarcerated to becoming an allegedly “free” person as an adult. She exited the prison system as a mother, intending to become a working person, yet branded with an “F for

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00:51:41

#23 iChange Justice Podcast, Restorative Justice...

iChange Justice Season 5 ·

2022/05/05

What is Restorative Justice? Where did it come from, and how is it used? First, we hear about a formal process - how the Restorative Justice program was implemented in Estes Park, CO, through the police department. Bill Gerritz and his wife were facilitators for several years. Bill shares the legal process, how negotiations happen, what the consequences are, the reconciliation process, and expectations. Next, he opens up and shares some stories about how justice was better served, how lives were

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00:52:12

#22 iChange Justice Podcast "If I told you: with Host...

iChange Justice Season 5 ·

2022/04/28

A rare look through the eyes of someone whose life has intersected with the law and justice system over decades. For 15 years Chene’ has been juggling the aftermath of many things including post-arrest, incarceration, and reintegration into society. The effects have rippled outward into her family’s lives, professional affiliations as well as community service positions. What she has to say will be shocking to many, it will be a relief for some and even better a wake-up call for anyone who believes

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00:59:16

#21 iChange Justice Podcast, What are Blind Spots?...

iChange Justice Season 5 ·

2022/04/21

iChange Justice podcast #21-Seeing through blind spots to Civic Trauma Joy Gilfilen, mother and taxpayer, talks about her life experiences and learning curve living in Whatcom County since the 70’s and witnessing the changes in local to global law and justice issues up close and personal. Joy, the president of the Restorative CommUnity Coalition shares how her views created different kinds of beliefs, blinders, and blind spots as a student, a businesswoman, a mother, and a civic leader. Each had its

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00:58:29

#20 iChange Justice Podcast - What about taxes...how...

iChange Justice Season 5 ·

2022/04/14

This episode is different, for it is about taxes and how they really work in our lives. Taxes directly affect law enforcement, the courts, and the judicial system – for these systems all consume taxes. So how does that money get generated by the taxpayers? What's the difference between using sales vs. property tax to pay for infrastructure costs? Today we get an overview introduction from Steve Harris, a 27-year veteran of law enforcement. He has been studying how taxes work in our County, for it is

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01:15:07

#19 iChange Justice Podcast - What is Restore a Life...

iChange Justice Season 5 ·

2022/04/08

Host Joy Gilfilen with guest Irene Morgan about Vision, Programs and ReStoreALife Center. This is a fresh, compassionate, and practical look at how we could do more justice by solving the human problems that complicate recovery after an incident throws a family into the jail, court, and justice system and they cannot get out by themselves. It’s complex and unwieldy, as Irene Morgan, the Founder of the Restorative Community Coalition, explains in this call. The RestoreALife Center strategy is all

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00:57:53

#18 iChange Justice Podcast "Law & Peace Series:...

iChange Justice Season 5 ·

2022/03/31

Opening the complex window of law enforcement from the inside out - with Whatcom County Law enforcement officer Steve Harris. After 27 years in the field, we invite him to talk about distinctions such as, who are municipal police as different from the county, state, or federal law enforcement? How is this different from tribal police, corrections officials, court officials, even statewide peace officers, or elected law enforcement CEOs who run the corporations related to the law and justice system

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00:57:49

#17 iChange Justice Podcast - One Engineer's View on...

iChange Justice Season 5 ·

2022/03/25

How do successful engineers think about problem-solving and planning projects? Clear answer: They ask the client what problems they want to solve, what they need, what they want, and LISTEN to the answers for the purpose of meeting those needs. It doesn’t work the other way around. In this episode, we talk with our guest Atul Deshmane, an engineer who has worked in both the private and public sectors for decades. And, he has served our community as a Whatcom County Planning Commissioner and as a

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