Token gestures make us feel righteous, but they donât hold us accountable to change. What would happen if you reached down to someone in the pitânot as charity, but as a neighbor? You might discover a new and empowered version of yourself.
In our latest presentation, we explore the stark realities of mass incarceration and the simple truth that every statistic hides a human story. Watch the full video inside.
Today is World Letter Writing Day, and in our world, itâs more than stationery and stamps. For people in prison, a letter is...
Happy Sunday Friends, This week looked a little different - no new blog posts, and with my upcoming travel (9/11â9/24), posts...
Happy Sunday Friends, This week weâve been shining a spotlight on prison mail restrictions. Every single day, letters,...
Weâre closing our week-long series on prison mail with one of the most frustrating practices of all: return labels placed directly over the recipientâs name. A simple sticker makes the person â and their letter â disappear.
Mail rejection mystery: Correct address, correct ID, harmless contents, still returned âRefused, Unable to Forwardâ with no explanation. Mystery solved: OK DOC moves to digital mail.
From diner placemats to tourist postcards, small pieces of mail can carry big love. But growing bans in prisons are cutting off yet another way to stay connected.
A clever prison comic by R. Ortiz imagines a world where sending a letter means arriving in personâno delays, no barriers, just pure connection.
đ Note: To all of our new adopters - welcome! Youâre bringing hope and human connection to people who need it most. Whether...