Hello! My name is Kaylie, pronouns she/her. I am neurodivergent- Autistic and the tired mom of a lively 7 year-old named Wolfgang who deeply wants to become the youngest “president” of BC Ferries.
I have been a passionate transformative and restorative justice practitioner for what seems like a long time, and I am currently the Executive Director of Programs at Fraser Region Community Justice Initiatives. I’m grateful to be involved and looking forward to our connections and dialogues.
Peace for me means the quieting of my heart, body and soul, where I can pay attention to the small joys in life that get forgotten when life seem heavy. To come to peace, I know I must be in connection, be vulnerable and feel belonging.
Amy
I am on board with Wolfgangs career aspirations, and can’t wait to see what happens next!
The vulnerability in peace is something I know to be important, but perhaps I examine it more than embody it (working on that!).
Looking forward to seeing you on the 4th,
Amy
jjasper
So glad you are able to be a part of this day Kaylie! I so enjoyed being a part of your training with ARJAA around shame, guilt and trauma in restorative practice.