Please join us for Oak Park Public Library's third annual Restorative Justice Conference, held virtually on Wednesdays and Fridays throughout October. This year's theme is The Medicine Wheel: Balancing Humanity. Sign up now to receive email updates about the conference »
In week 1, we are highlighting the mental component of humanity. Week 1 focuses on strategies one can use to build stronger skills for your mental well-being.
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Jacquelyn Eadie is the Executive Director for Project Increase which was founded in 2015. Their mission is to destroy poverty through education and opportunity. Areas of focus are education, employment, business development, restorative justice & trauma. Project Increase takes these issues and examine their relationship to poverty, thereby identifying economic gaps in the community and filling them with economic solutions.
Jacqueline holds a bachelor’s degree in accounting information systems from Devry University and a master’s degree in business administration with a concentration in Finance as well a Graduate Certificate in Entrepreneurial Studies from the Keller Graduate School of Management and has worked in finance for over 10 years. She is employed with the Academy of Nutrition & Dietetics where I oversee their Accounts Receivables. She partnered with Project Increase because of her need to take the knowledge that she acquired to help my neighborhood which was economically disadvantaged. Her goal is to empower voices in making key economic decisions that will improve their overall quality of life.
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