Interview with Maya Foa (Reprieve)
Reprieve uncovers and challenges human rights abuses in courts of law around the world and fights for people on death
From Matthew Reisen / Albuquerque Journal: In New Mexico, the Peer Education Project is giving incarcerated individuals the opportunity to teach their peers. The program – a collaboration between Project ECHO and the New Mexico Corrections Department – has employed around 600 inmates as educators on various health topics, including interpersonal relationships, harm reduction, and the spreading of germs. Underlying this program is the larger goal of giving people in prison leadership experience and decreasing rates of recidivism.
Read the Solutions Insights Lab interview with Sanjeev Arora of Project ECHO.
Reprieve uncovers and challenges human rights abuses in courts of law around the world and fights for people on death
Poverty Stoplight provides self-evaluation surveys – based on community feedback – to empower households to lift themselves out of poverty.
Organizations like Health Leads are mobilizing volunteers in hospitals to connect low-income families with human services which address social factors
Glasswing International trains schools, hospitals, police departments and other organizations to understand the impacts of violence-induced trauma, and therefore are
Creative Capital Foundation supports underserved artists through an open call grant. The organization also provides professional development, educational programs, and
