If we want others to invest in us, we’ve got to show that we invested first. While serving multiple-decades in prison, I worked hard to memorialize my journey. When I found others whom I believed could become a part of my support network, I shared my story. Our nonprofit built a platform for people in prison to show the reasons why they’re worthy of support—and jobs.
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We encourage all members of our community to build a profile. They can use those profiles to show why they’re worthy candidates for higher levels of liberty. We highlight those profiles to show the reasons we need reforms that will incentivize a pursuit of excellence.
We encourage members of our community to publish journal entries. Our courses emphasize the importance of pursuit self-directed learning campaigns. The harder a person works to prepare for success upon release, the more opportunities will open.
Our courses urge participants to record what they’re learning with book reports. By reading, they show a commitment to self-directed, lifelong learning. They should show why the chose to read a book, what they learned from reading the book, and how reading the book will contribute to their success upon release.
Each person should invest time to tell his or her story. We offer a mechanism for a person to write entries that tell his story, opening opportunities for the individual show why he is more than what the government may want others to consider.
Members of our community learn to live as if they are the CEO of their lives. They must build plans, put priorities in place, create tools, tactics, and resources that will help them overcome the collateral consequences of a criminal conviction.
Every day, we fulfill orders for indigent people who need resources. Prisons do not always have budgets to offer people books or courses that will help them learn. We create and distribute self-directed learning projects to help people prepare for success, as law-abiding, contributing citizens. Regardless of an individual’s ability to pay, our nonprofit supports the effort, as we strive to be the change we want to see.