Caging people isnât the only â or best â way to address harm. Real accountability is about repair, not revenge. Justice doesnât begin or end with punishment.
Fact Check Friday: Prison Is The Only Form of Accountability
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Bee Speak Part II đ Your Jar Is Open
The bees didnât just show up in our mission, they showed up in old traditions, strange timing, and tiny messengers with wings.
What’s With All The Bee Speak? đ Part I
Why do we talk about bees so much? The answer is older than you think. Learn the surprising history of the âbeeâ and why communal effort is at the heart of everything we do.
Civics 101: How a Bill Becomes a Law (and Why Itâs So Damn Slow)
A plain-English breakdown of how a bill becomes a law â and why justice-related reforms move at a crawl. Includes a critical look at non-retroactive laws that leave people behind, even after reforms pass.
Six Things About Adopt an Inmate
Six quick facts about Adopt an Inmate â what we do, why we exist, and how we’re powered by people, not profit.
Your Sunday Read: On Travel, Truth, and Telling It Like It Is
â Settle in. This weekâs Sunday Reads comes with a quiet nod to Motherâs Day â a day...
Fact Check Friday: Everyone in Prison Deserves to Be There
Not everyone behind bars is guiltyâand guilt isnât the only reason people end up in prison. From wrongful convictions to poverty and plea deals, the truth is far messier than the myth.
Bee đ Sides: Travel Will Break You Open
Welcome to Bee Sidesshort reflections on justice, hope, and the human spirit This series is a corner of...
Fact Check Friday: No, Theyâre Not Voting
Undocumented immigrants are not getting Social Security numbers or voting in U.S. elections. But many are paying billions into the systemâand never seeing a return.
Civics 101: Due Process
This weekâs Civics 101 post breaks down what Due Process really means, who it protects, and why itâs essential to a fair justice system.