Toward a World that Works for Everyone
In the tender, methodical work of rescuing an imperiled butterfly species, incarcerated women are finding a sense of purpose. Dennis, the son of our good friend, Tom, helped get this program started. By: Michaela Haas, Reasons To Be Cheerful, May 7, 2026 On a cool spring morning in Washington state, the work of saving an […]
Who doesn’t want to create safety here for everyone? Are you tired of seeing people begging for money, parts of our cities and towns rundown with people struggling with addiction, businesses closing because of crime. We are the key! We are here to help create what works, a world that is beautiful for everyone. And […]
Albert Einstein, through channel for the Council of Love, Linda Dillon, at the Joy Conference, September 2015, had this to say to Dawn, one of the attendees, about going to the prisons: You are taking care to go to the prisons, sweet Dawn, and to say, “You are loved.” That is the healing because […]
Ginny Burton, former addict and prisoner, really knows what doesn’t work having lived it. Beckoned to by Archangel Gabrielle, this book is her call to arms to change the prison system. It is time for change! Here is the description of this book where it is posted on Amazon: More Americans have died from […]
Our planet is in a time of great change. Behaviour that has been hidden, that has occurred here for centuries, behaviour not of love, is being brought to the surface, exposed for us to view. But what to do . . . with the perpetrators . . . ? What about accountability . […]
In the video below, about 58 minutes in, Tucker Carlson talks about everyday America (or Canada, ) what is happening on our streets: ” . . . most people understand drugs in terms of their niece living on the street or their nephew or college roommate’s son or their own daughter who dies of […]
Returning Home, the video below, takes us inside one of the most overlooked crises: what happens after prison. This new documentary from CSH-Community Housing Solutions and Invisible People explores how supportive housing is changing the trajectory for people returning from incarceration, including those once on death row. Through raw, unfiltered interviews with formerly incarcerated individuals […]
Starring Colman Domingo and actors impacted by incarceration, the A24 film depicts the true story of a theater troupe in New York’s Sing Sing facility—and how its members found healing By Abigail GlasgowPublished: Aug 15, 2024 https://www.harpersbazaar.com/culture/features/a61865800/sing-sing-is-a-moving-testament-to-the-rehabilitative-power-of-art-in-prisons/ JJ Velasquez came home from prison only 10 months before he began filming Sing Sing. In July of […]
