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Ainka Jackson — Carrying a Legacy of Nonviolence
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For Ainka Jackson—founding Executive Director of the Selma Center for Nonviolence, Truth, and Reconciliation—restorative justice is an actionable way of life that attends to the many forms of violence in her community.
The Selma Center's mission honors the city's legacy as the birthplace of the Civil Rights Movement and writes a next chapter of racial healing, bridging divides, and building the beloved community.
In this episode, Ainka explains the six principles of nonviolence, and illuminates them through stories of healing and repair within her own community. She invites each of us to answer the call to be ministers of reconciliation, embodying nonviolence as a way of doing so.
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