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Nicole Hinden
- Restorative Practices Coordinator, Just Discipline Project
Nicole Hinden is a Restorative Practices Coordinator with the Just Discipline Project. She is a graduate of the University of Pittsburgh and, in addition to a teaching certificate from Point Park University, holds a master's degree in Instructional Technology. Her teaching experience at the middle school and high school levels sparked a passionate for strengthening socio-emotional skills in students with an emphasis on developing healthy relationships. Nicole joined JDP to continue her advocacy for improvements in educational equity while helping students discover their potential as citizens of change in their communities and beyond. In her free time, Nicole can usually be found at a field, rink, or auditorium cheering on her two children. She also enjoys trivia nights with her husband and friends, traveling, and snuggling with her dogs.