Janice Lion is the Associate Director at Haverford Colleges Center for Peace & Global Citizenship, where she has worked for over 20 years. She leads domestic programs, advises students, and builds community partnerships focused on social justice. She holds a Masters from Bryn Mawr College and a B. A. from Franklin & Marshall College.
Janice is deeply committed to social justice movements and restorative practices. She is actively involved with "Lets Circle Up, " a restorative justice group developed by incarcerated individuals, and has presented workshops on the topic. Her career reflects a consistent focus on advocating for vulnerable populations and fostering civic engagement in the Philadelphia area.
She was instrumental in creating the Inside-Out Prison Exchange Program at Haverford, which brings college students and incarcerated individuals together for shared learning experiences.
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