<span class="black">Thank you to the three universities which have recently signed on to support The Art of Soulmaking letter volunteer program to their student bodies: New York University, Washington State University, and Eastern Washington University</span>
<span class=>The Mendocino Juvenile Hall project is preparing for the rainy winter, plotting out a plan to do kitchen and food preparation work in partnership with Love to Table’s partner farms</span>
<span class=>Jason Davis of the Harlem Bloods and now a leader in restorative justice has joined the Art of Soulmaking team</span>
<span class=>We recently surpassed the 500 mark of students studying the Art of Soulmaking and 130 volunteers around the country</span>
<span class="black">The Death Row Project now has over 100 incarcerated students studying The Art of Soulmaking across 30 institutions</span>
Restoration: Young Men and Their Plot of Land
Like for any garden startup, we were concerned the land at the juvenile detention center would be barren. The very first order of business was to rent a rototiller to break up the soil.
The Art of Soulmaking
Excerpt from the Book – The Path to Unconditional Freedom Dear Soulmaker, Building a soul is the work of a lifetime. It never stops. It is the work we are all here to do and it is the work that must be done, because without a fully functioning soul — in you, in me, in […]
Inside the Walls
By Marissa Ward We sit at the smooth, white round table; Tanya, Marla, our group sponsor on the facility’s staff, and me. This is our first visit to Central California Women’s Facility — the prison in Chowchilla, California. There’s a moment of silence, and I notice the love and gratitude welling up inside of me. […]
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