John Sandy Campbell II, Obl is a woman and oblate. Her work extends to advocating for historically marginalized communities locally and globally.
Born and raised in Michigan, she is the founder of Dinka, an educational community-based organization working to shift the narrative around neurodiversity and autism, and Selahland, a charitable organization focused on uplifting marginalized groups through support and resources.
As a published author, her debut, Formation: Social Justice in K-12 Urban Education, is a raw and deeply personal reflection and examination on the state of urban education highlighting her commitment to advocacy for marginalized groups, empowering girls and women, and education initiatives.
Her extensive contributions to education and community building establishes her as a visionary leader and a powerful catalyst for change, dedicated to uplifting underserved communities.
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