From being a previous gang leader to an author of the book that chronicles his journey, “Rage to Peace,” was published by Green Living Press. In it, he tells the story...

Babz Rawls Ivy is a prominent figure in New Haven, CT, with a rich and diverse background. She serves as the Editor in Chief of The Inner-City News, a Black owned weekly publication, and is a Corporate Affairs Liais...

LaResse is one of the Great Eight inducted into the Connecticut Hall of Change, memorializing her twenty plus years of restorative justice, public health and racial justice modalities and policy changes. LaResse Har

Robin Cullen is an Artist, Contractor, and Consultant working in the field of Trauma and Recovery. Robin’s essay was published in Couldn’t Keep It To Myself (2003), written by The Women at York Correctional Institut

Young is a certified sound healer and recovery support specialist who helps others come to terms with their mental health and more,

A self-motivated professional. Who has experience as a paralegal, public speaker social justice advocate, lobbying and outreach. A contributing published author to RACE EDUCATION REINTEGRATION Formerly...

On June 10th, 2010, Daryl McGraw walked out of a Connecticut prison equipped with nothing more than his GED and six composition notebooks filled with what he called his 5-year plan to successful community reentry.

Michael Askew is National Recovery Advocate who is currently the Project Director for Center for African American Recovery Development. He previously served as the Director of Recovery Advocacy for Connecticut Commu