Voices we all have.

Through the course of my career, many have gained a chance to know me. I’ve worked at the pleasure of the State as a Dr. for a few years, and made great accomplishments I’m forever grateful for. In league of that journey, however, I’ve listened to so many voices across communities. Unforgettable stories, contributions, needs, and feedback have shaped much of how I can contribute to work today...

Looking over that work, “voices” has been something that has stayed with me. Journal entries, conversations with myself as I garden, I started to realize that many know “Dr. Pamela Juniel”, but not Pamela. Ama. A voice that, like many others, I have. Expressing that voice in turn would, express me. I thought in expressing myself, how many others have this same complex. Voices we all have. Hence, I’ve come to create a new story. One where communication becomes education not just for myself, but for all. Amavoice.