Michelle Alexander mentions the Work of IPP in Her Most Recent Op-Ed

3/5/2019

Great mention of Insight Prison Project by Michelle Alexander in the New York Times on Sunday. Thank you to all our volunteers, in 25 prisons nationwide, who make this work possible and to our brothers and sisters behind the walls committing themselves to making changes.
"Hurt people, hurt people. Healed people, heal people," as stated by Paulette Brown and Maddie Scott from the San Francisco Healing Circle for the Soul Support many years ago at San Quentin. Help us help the men and women inside to heal themselves and then heal those around them.

https://www.nytimes.com/2019/03/03/opinion/violence-criminal-justice.html

4 Comments

Jailaid link

1/25/2022 02:10:03 am

I really believe that Hurt people, hurt people, Healed people, heal people. Such a very unselfish, nice program for the people inside. This is what we need in this time of crisis. Unity.

Globaltel link

6/7/2022 12:37:21 am

Thanks for this great article. If you have been hurt, you might be hurting other people, but if you were treated badly, then you might be cruel to others.

Secur Tel link

6/21/2022 01:14:12 am

Hurt people, hurt people. and healed people, heal people. Basically true to the aspect of every human being. Thank you.

Securtel link

7/11/2022 05:52:57 pm

Thanks for your beautiful insight. So glad you shared this.

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Transforming the lives of those impacted by crime and incarceration through evidenced-based programs designed to develop behavior inspired by insight, accountability, and compassion.

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