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Ep#025 – Restorative Justice is Changing the Conversation about Conflict

Ep#025 – Restorative Justice is Changing the Conversation about Conflict

by admin | May 16, 2020 | Our Social Impact

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Check this out! Found this on EBay and the PSF receives 50% of the proceeds!

Vintage STATE PRISON Outsider Inmate Sculptured Jail Art / Crafts of a Racing Motorcycle Model, Unique, One Of A Kind Handmade Work!

This Motorcycle Model was created using common jail paper (stationary, toilet tissue, etc.), gum foil and marker/pen ink for color. The details are AMAZING, from the ‘foil covered’ front struts and exhaust pipes, to the rubber band sprocket chain and ‘functional’ kick stand!

Measuring approximately 7.25” long X 3.5” tall x 2.25” wide, this unique masterpiece took many, many painstaking hours to create and sculpt into this detailed 3D model.

A unique, one of a kind, handmade work of art by a talented inmate!

NOTE: 50% of the proceeds from this sale will be donated to the “Prison Scholar Fund”. This program assists inmates by preparing them to acclimate back to society through counsel and employment opportunities.
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A unique, one of a kind, handmade work of art by a talented inmate! This Motorcycle Model was created using common jail paper (stationary, toilet tissue, etc.), gum foil and marker/pen ink for color.
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In his latest blog post, David Moore talks about the issues that system-impacted individuals face when trying to keep in contact with their loved ones. ... See MoreSee Less

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The classic board game MONOPOLY is an American classic. It’s a game of strategy, deception, and control where a single winner flourishes while depriving and bankrupting other players. What if I told...
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In Tim Pauley's letter from May, he details his experiences inside of the prison system as it grappled with the early days of the coronavirus pandemic.

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In his latest blog post, David Moore talks about the issues that system-impacted individuals face when trying to keep in contact with their loved ones.
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In Tim Pauley's letter from May, he details his experiences inside of the prison system as it grappled with the early days of the coronavirus pandemic.

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It’s always so funny to me that the news will report what the police say happened like that’s what happened.

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"You have to stay focused on your path, find solutions to problems, and through your actions encourage those around you to see that there is something extraordinary about our very existence.. " -Francisco Pinto, PSF Scholar https://bit.ly/2YQix7x

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"...those who are involved in Corrections Education have a greatly reduced chance for recidivism than those who are not. Currently, not one person who has graduated from the Associate's Degree program here at CRCC has returned to prison."

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