Jamila Hammami is a longtime educator and a SIFI-Certified Field Instructor. Jamila began teaching as a professor in 2017, after a decade of political education, training, workshops, and other community-based education. Their academic teaching background ranges from Community Organizing and Social Movements to Community-Based Justice to Ethnic Studies, including African and Arab studies, to Border and Carceral Studies.

Receiving their BSW in 2010 from the University of North Texas, MSW in Community Organizing and Program Development at Silberman Social Work at Hunter College, and their SIFI Certification from Columbia University’s Social Work Program in 2015, Jamila Hammami began supervising students in the field in 2014. Jamila has supervised a range of students, including those in Bachelor’s and Master’s programs in Social Work and Public Health, as well as other Undergraduate and Graduate students across fields of study and colleges and universities in New York State and the U.S.

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Please note: the supervision and teaching philosophy sections of this page are under construction. But please reach out if you would like to discuss supervision or my teaching philosophy using the contact link below.