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Jampa Williams is a single mother, poet and writer in Connecticut, and has journeyed through (and beyond) domestic violence and cancer.


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Repairing Our WorldArticle
 By Jampa Williams
The seeds of Noah’s political ambition were sown this past school year when he began lobbying for legislation to decrease school bus pollution...
 Women » Women's Narrative » Editorial & Commentary » Repairing Our World
A Stranger in a Strange LandStory
 Overcoming Spousal Abuse
By Jampa Williams
I walked unsteadily into the battered women's shelter with my baby in my arms...
 Women » Women's Health & Concerns » Abuse » A Stranger in a Strange Land
Power of ChallahArticle
 By Jampa Williams
There are times I begin to knead nearly blind with tears, but as I set the dough to rise, my heart is steady again, and I am tranquil with faith...
 Women » Acts of Transformation » Challah » Power of Challah

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