Don't Touch My Politics: Summer Series with School Committee Member, Jermoh Kamara

Over the summer, Don't Touch My Podcast says, "Don't Touch my Politics" as we sit down with political candidates running for the Worcester City Council and School Committee seats. In this episode, we sit down with School Committee Member, Jermoh Kamara to discuss her re-election, her dedication to marginalized groups, and enhancing educational access for our students and WPS families. About Jermoh: Jermoh V. Kamara is a member of the Worcester School Committee. She is also the Associate Director of the Center for Well-Being at WPI. Before joining WPI, she was the Director of Wellness and Health Equity at the YWCA of Central Massachusetts. She was an adjunct lecturer as well for the Interdisciplinary and Global Studies Department at WPI and Clark University where she taught research methods in Project Based-Learning.  A PROUD graduate of the Worcester Public Schools, she graduated from Canterbury Street School, Sullivan Middle, and then from the South High Class of 2011. From South High, Jermoh earned a full tuition scholarship to Providence College where she graduated in 2015 and earned a master’s in public health degree from New York Medical College. Jermoh is seeking her second term on the Worcester School Committee this 2023 and ask for your vote and support.