Jennifer Dines

Jennifer Dines is a bilingual reading specialist in the Boston Public Schools and a mother of three daughters. Her essays have been featured in Current Affairs, WBUR Cognoscenti, Rooted in Rights, and Memoir Monday's First Person Singular. Her writing portfolio can be found here.

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A young black girl is looking at and speaking to a school guidance counselor.

Mental Health & Addiction

Prioritizing Mental Health and Trauma Supports in Schools

November 30th, 2023

| Jennifer Dines

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