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Your Sunday Read | August 10, 2025: Scrambling for Change (and Eggs) 🍳
Hi Friends, The summer days are long, the mornings warm, and cold brew is on the breakfast menu these days. ☀️ So pour yourself a cup (or grab a glass of something iced), find a shady spot, and settle in. Here’s what we shared this week on the blog (links near the...
The Good, The Bad, and The CHANGE from Reynold in PA
Thirteen years into his sentence in the Texas Department of Criminal Justice, Troy reflects on the good, the bad, and the urgent need for change — from building others up as a life coach to confronting the daily harm of an unforgiving system.
The Good, The Bad, and The CHANGE from Troy in Texas
Thirteen years into his sentence in the Texas Department of Criminal Justice, Troy reflects on the good, the bad, and the urgent need for change — from building others up as a life coach to confronting the daily harm of an unforgiving system.
Art From Prison: Victor the Convict — If Only It Was That Easy
A clever prison comic by R. Ortiz imagines a world where sending a letter means arriving in person—no delays, no barriers, just pure connection.
Bee 🐝 Sides: Symphony in the Park (And in the Work)
A summer night with the Eugene Symphony turns into a lesson on community, and what it means to breathe together. Also: a conductor, a spider, and a whole list of musical rabbit holes.
Fact Check Friday: It Was Never About the Law
ICE isn’t targeting people who “broke the rules”—they’re targeting those who followed them. This post breaks down the myths around immigration, compliance, and what’s really behind the raids, quotas, and billion-dollar budgets.