Compassion By Larry Stromberg and Eli Goodrich 2019 I was reminded of shared humanity, and this is no small thing when considering the pursuit of ju...
From Death Row to the Front Row By Shawnfatee "Muhsin" Bridges December 7, 2019 After spending twenty years on death row, then being thrust into general population, I di...
Something New By Robert "Crusty" Lindsay December 7, 2019 I was invited to LCU groups every month for 12 years by the cofounder Phill, and in 2015 I fi...
Facilitating Piece/Peace By Richard Gross February 1, 2020 I was facilitating a mini RJ workshop: four sessions on a weekend. We were in a different room than bef...
Comforting Surprise By Richard Gross December 7, 2019 It was the first winter at Phoenix and I was facilitating a 10-week RJ Intro workshop. We met in the ev...
A Short Biography: Peter Ptah Hogan By Peter Prah Hogan 2019 I was born in North Philly. My father was a vet of the second world war. I have five brothers and three sisters....
Waking Up by Sophia Abraham-Raveson I am entering a room I have never been in before. The lighting is bright and harsh, and the eyes that I see loo...
The Rules By Janice Lion I am listening to a narrow-faced man wearing wire-rimmed glasses and a stiff white buttoned-down shirt with a black and wh...
A Moment of Joy by Bobbi Smisko I arrived at Phoenix Prison on November 29, 2018 at 5:30 pm to volunteer in my weekly restorative justice program. Once ...
Afterglow by Bobbi Smisko I walked down the ramp as I left the prison last evening, my walker rumbling before me on the uneven cement.. My fellow ...
How Are You? by Jennifer Guzzardi I am scattered. My mind is full, and my thoughts are spontaneous and temporary. I’m driving to SCI Phoenix. It’s be...
Not Our Home By Anne Dalke November 2, 2019 Halloween 2019. My entry has been easy tonight. I have finally found the right bra, one I can wear to get ...
