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Official Trailer: MyTERN Conversations Cohort 2

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Thank you for listening to the MyTERN Podcast. The MyTERN program is a Tufts University-accredited program, providing education, mentorship, and career development support to — and by — those who have been directly impacted by the criminal justice system. MyTERN’s objective is to provide an opportunity for each participant to rediscover and reframe their skills, interests, responsibilities, and commitments. This podcast is created and produced in partnership with Tufts University’s Jonathan M. Tisch College of Civic Life and the Bridging Differences Grant Program. Music brought to you by Elmer Pleit. Cover art brought to you by Rahim Gray (Instagram: @rahimgrayart). Learn more or support MyTERN at TUPIT.org.

MyTERN Conversations

"Am I Crazy?"

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Four students in the MyTERN program discuss their daily struggles with mental health and its impact on life post-incarceration.

MyTERN Conversations

"Coming Home: We’re Right Where We’re Supposed To Be"

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Bobby Iacoviello and Chaiya Chan discuss their connections before and after incarceration, and the role of changing and saving the lives of those they care about. From coaching football to keeping restorative justice circles, these two MyTERN students work to prevent youth from falling victim to the streets. Bobby and Chaiya reflect on the importance of mentoring, supporting communities, and relationship building.