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The Tucson Chapter of Jack and Jill of America, Incorporated is an organization of mothers dedicated to developing the full potential of our own African-American children, and also to serving children and families in the broader community. In following our national incentives we provide a variety of constructive programs – to include educational; cultural; civic and service; financial literacy; leadership development; recreational; and social. In doing so, we empower children and enable them to contribute meaningfully to their communities.
Our Chapter strives to create civic-minded leaders who celebrate the fullness of their heritage; take purposeful action; optimize their talents; and advocate for themselves and others. We joyfully collaborate with other chapters and other organizations to “be the change” we wish to see. We believe that through our service and through our children, we can make a positive difference in our world.
Tamara Mulembo is a fierce and tireless advocate with over seventeen years of experience. She has defended high profile criminal cases in state and federal court, including death penalty cases. After beginning her career as a judicial law clerk for the Honorable Philip G. Espinosa of the Arizona Court of Appeals, Tamara practiced criminal defense as part of the Pima County Public Defender's Spanish Felony Trial Unit. Tamara left the Defender's Office to join State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company's Corporate Law Department where she litigated personal injury and premises liability cases. She returned to criminal defense as an Assistant Federal Public Defender and served as a Trial Team Leader.
Tamara is a skilled educator who trains attorneys and staff across the nation. She was detailed to the Administrative Office of the United States Courts, Defender Services Office, Training Division in Washington, DC. Tamara also served as Chief Deputy Pima County Attorney where she supervised multiple departments and over 320 employees.
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