
Mom Voices

What Jeremiah Program Means for Kids
As we support kids’ development year-round, we asked JP moms and alumni what JP means for their children. Here’s what they had to say.

Feeling Seen, Heard, and Respected at Jeremiah Program
JP Baltimore mom, entrepreneur, and early childhood educator Brittney Strickland is getting things done — with community, support, and faith in herself.

I am a Mom and…
JP Las Vegas graduate Dallas Outlaw discusses her student parent journey and the significance of honoring her full self, including — but not limited to — her role as a mother.

Celebrating Student Parents
Any day is a good day to honor the strength and ingenuity of parenting students — including every day in September, Student Parent Month.

Our Children Deserve the Best
JP’s Early Childhood Education Fellowship supports teachers and moms as they support children.

JP Alumni Fellow Story: Portia Jackson
The concept of “home” has driven JP Alumni Fellow Portia Jackson’s personal and professional decisions. Here’s how.

JP Alumni Fellow Story: Dana Smith
JP Alumni Fellow Dana Smith was underestimated as a young professional. Today, the marketing executive encourages other women to persist past the naysayers.

JP Alumni Fellow Story: Chakita Lewis
Today, JP Alumni Fellow Chakita Lewis is a county supervisor whose family is thriving — and she attributes her success to her community.

Supporting Moms, Nurturing Futures
Jeremiah Program’s innovative Child Development Centers impact multiple generations.

JP Alumni Fellow Story: Mary Claire Wente
A loving village helped JP Alumni Fellow Mary Claire Wente persist through college as a single student parent, and she feels its power today.