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Olajumoke Obayanju

Racial Justice & Juvenile Defense Fellow- Georgetown Juvenile Justice Clinic & Initiative

Olajumoke "Jummy" Obayanju is a distinguished professional with a rich academic background and valuable experience in the legal field.

Jummy graduated from The George Washington University Law School with a focus on Law and served in significant editorial roles such as Senior Notes Editor of the Federal Circuit Bar Journal and Dean's Fellow for Legal Research & Writing.

Before pursuing her J.D., Jummy contributed to education by teaching eighth-grade math in Charlotte, North Carolina, showcasing her commitment to empowering young minds.

Her academic journey also includes achieving a B.A. in Public Relations, Magna Cum Laude, from Howard University, demonstrating her excellence and dedication to her studies.

Currently, Jummy holds a prominent position as the Director of the National Racial Equity Initiative at the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation, where she is actively involved in advancing initiatives related to racial equity and social justice.

Highlights

Sep 3 · linkedin

It's here! Join me and Congressional Black Caucus Foundation for the Annual Legislative Conference next week September 11-15 in the heart of our nation’s capital, Washington, D.C.! Be part of the movement that amplifies  Black voices and transforms visions into victories. There is STILL time to secure your spot today at cbcfinc.org/alc! #ALC53 #VisionToVictory

Here are the CBCF Center for Policy Analysis & Research (CPAR) sessions, part of nearly 100 sessions happening throughout the week. We have an exciting lineup planned. Looking forward to seeing you there!✊🏾

Jun 3 · linkedin

#5days.....🔊 Join Us for a Powerful Community Conversation in Atlanta! 🗳️ As part of the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation mission to inform policy and educate the public, the National Racial Equity Initiative (NREI) established its Community Conversation Town Halls in 2022 to foster strategic partnerships, spark meaningful dialogues, and craft actionable solutions to combat systemic racism. Our next stop? Atlanta!

📅 Event: CBCF NREI Atlanta Community Conversation 📍 Location: Loudermilk Conference Center, 40 Courtland St NE, Atlanta, GA 30303 🕒 Date and Time: Saturday, June 8, 2024, 9:00AM-4:30PM ET

Join legislators, policymakers, activists, and community members as we delve into the core principles of democracy and the ongoing fight for voting rights and representation in America.

This event will explore: ✅ The Fundamentals of Democracy: Understanding the critical role of voting in democratic governance. ✅ Historical and Contemporary Challenges: Examining the barriers that have historically and currently impede marginalized communities from exercising their voting rights. ✅ Landmark Legislation: Reviewing significant laws that have shaped voting rights. ✅ Technology and Democracy: Discussing the role of technology in enhancing access to democratic processes.

This is more than just a conversation—it's a call to action. Let’s come together to learn, share, and forge pathways toward equitable representation for all.

🔗 Register Now: https://lnkd.in/e_P4WaWf #CBCF #NREI #VotingRights #Democracy #CommunityConversation #AtlantaEvent #CivicEngagement #RepresentationMatters Looking forward to seeing you there! 🌟

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Washington, District Of Columbia