Self Care When You Have an Incarcerated Loved One
Veda Ajamu’s brother, Robert Shipp, was released in 2019 after serving 25.5 years. He now works for the Cure Violence, a global anti-violence group. Veda shares her tips on how she kept herself strong during the long battle to free her brother.
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