For generations, justice has meant punishment or progress on paper, but real justice requires repair; returning what was taken and building what should have been there all along.

In this episode, Robin Rue Simmons talks with Daydriane about what real repair looks like.

Mentioned in this episode:
FirstRepair
Evanston Local Reparations Initiative

We live in a world where harm meets punishment. But what if justice looked different? What if we actually knew how to repair what's been broken?

In this episode, Danielle Sered joins Daydriane to imagine a world where repair is rooted in truth and how telling the truth makes new futures possible.

Mentioned in this episode:

Common Justice

FWD.us⁠

Community Scale for Healing Possibilities

Until We Reckon by Danielle Sered

What would it mean to live on land that remembers you? And what would it mean if that land was returned to the people it was taken from?

In this episode, Brea Baker joins Daydriane to imagine a future where returning land also returns our sense of home.

Mentioned in this episode:

BLIS Collective

Resource Generation

Rooted by Brea Baker

A Is for Activist by Innosanto Nagara

The 1619 Project: Born on the Water by Nikole Hannah-Jones and Renée Watson, illustrated by Nikkolas Smith

Assata: An Autobiography

The Combahee River Collective Statement

The Autobiography of Malcolm X