EDUCATOR, AUTHOR, COMMUNITY LEADER, YOUTH ADOCATE, SPEAKER, ADOPTEE, SINGER, MOTHER...
Joi R. Fisher is a passionate Educator, Community Leader, Author, Speaker, and Mother who strives to advocate for adoptees, promote counseling, stimulate conversation on adoption sensitivity, call attention to emotional and psychological abuse, empower the youth, encourage STEM and art education, and provide support to underserved communities. Making the world a better place with an abundance of opportunities through compassionate education has been her vision for the last two decades, but her intrinsic motivation to help people spans a lifetime.
Growing up as an only child, Joi always wanted siblings, who knew that wish would come true forty-six years later following the implementation of the New Jersey Adoptees’ Birthright Act in 2017. Ultimately, she wound up with other siblings, older twin step-sisters. Recently Joi created her own family acronym FABW paying homage to the four families that make up the compassionate woman she is today, and she couldn’t be any more grateful.
Joi’s debut book titled “Finding Joi: A True Story of Faith, Family, and Love” is a heartfelt memoir that is specially written for the strong individuals who have been through all sorts of dysfunction but still hold on regardless of what life has thrown at them. To Joi, nothing can rip away your happiness from you forever, even a series of toxic relationships, continual poor self-image, or intense fear of abandonment. In finding joy and serenity in her life, her only wish is to help others do the same. However, not only is she an adoption advocate and talented writer, she also is an entrepreneur having established designs for her own t-shirt company Joi Renee Apparel where she also designed fitness apparel for her daughter’s company Sculpted Turtle Fitness. Never one to set limits on herself, she serves as a Guest Speaker for counselors, social workers and various community organization raising awareness on adoption-related topics and the NJ Adoptees Birthright Act.
Furthermore, Joi R. Fisher obtained her Master’s degree in Educational Administration, her Bachelor’s degree in Criminal Justice, and holds an array of other certifications.
Joi R. Fisher is a passionate Educator, Community Leader, Author, Speaker, and Mother who strives to advocate for adoptees, promote counseling, stimulate conversation on adoption sensitivity, call attention to emotional and psychological abuse, empower the youth, encourage STEM and art education, and provide support to underserved communities. Making the world a better place with an abundance of opportunities through compassionate education has been her vision for the last two decades, but her intrinsic motivation to help people spans a lifetime.
Growing up as an only child, Joi always wanted siblings, who knew that wish would come true forty-six years later following the implementation of the New Jersey Adoptees’ Birthright Act in 2017. Ultimately, she wound up with other siblings, older twin step-sisters. Recently Joi created her own family acronym FABW paying homage to the four families that make up the compassionate woman she is today, and she couldn’t be any more grateful.
Joi’s debut book titled “Finding Joi: A True Story of Faith, Family, and Love” is a heartfelt memoir that is specially written for the strong individuals who have been through all sorts of dysfunction but still hold on regardless of what life has thrown at them. To Joi, nothing can rip away your happiness from you forever, even a series of toxic relationships, continual poor self-image, or intense fear of abandonment. In finding joy and serenity in her life, her only wish is to help others do the same. However, not only is she an adoption advocate and talented writer, she also is an entrepreneur having established designs for her own t-shirt company Joi Renee Apparel where she also designed fitness apparel for her daughter’s company Sculpted Turtle Fitness. Never one to set limits on herself, she serves as a Guest Speaker for counselors, social workers and various community organization raising awareness on adoption-related topics and the NJ Adoptees Birthright Act.
Furthermore, Joi R. Fisher obtained her Master’s degree in Educational Administration, her Bachelor’s degree in Criminal Justice, and holds an array of other certifications.
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