Alice Marie Johnson: Safer, Stronger Communities Through Second Chances
Alice Marie Johnson was sentenced to life in prison for a nonviolent drug offense. The sentence was commuted after 21 years — and when she got out, she wanted to help others. Now, she's working with Stand Together to reform the criminal justice system.
Видео Alice Marie Johnson: Safer, Stronger Communities Through Second Chances канала Stand Together
Видео Alice Marie Johnson: Safer, Stronger Communities Through Second Chances канала Stand Together
Показать
Комментарии отсутствуют
Информация о видео
Другие видео канала
This Chicago Neighborhood Has an Alternative to Jail
An inspiring community unites to help the jobless secure jobs
Self-care isn’t optional for effective leaders. Here’s why.
The Phoenix Fights Addiction With Fitness And Community—And They're Winning | Stand Together
Dhani Jones Wants You to Give Kindness on Giving Tuesday 2020
An Incredible Bet on People: The Story of American Progress
Homeless To Homeowner: The Inspiring Story of Christina Patterson & Acts Housing | Stand Together
Fall in Love with the Problem, Not the Solution
Five Letters That Can Change the World
Why We Must See Through “Collective Illusions”
Turning setbacks into comebacks
Mobile Loaves & Fishes | ICON | Innovative Approaches to Solving Homelessness in Austin | CATALYSTS
Five-Time Olympian Dara Torres Has A Secret to Success For People of Any Age | Stand Together LIVE
College isn’t the only path to your dream job
A New Approach to Youth Success: 10-Year Volunteer Families
My #1 lesson for activists | former leader of the Bloods
How to Fix an Injustice: Are You Listening Enough?
Using Setbacks to Make Your Nonprofit Stronger
Stop infantilizing the people you want to help
It’s Time to Think Differently About Poverty
The thing we crave - but rarely give