
Classroom lessons on accountability, incarceration, support services, and policy reform from a former addict, criminal, and prisoner—now a UW graduate, Truman Scholar, and system infiltrator working to fill gaps of inefficiency from real life experience.
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Western Washington is screaming about the spiral I spent six years warning about. I am done warning.
Inside a prison, I am succeeding with the very people who make up the majority of our streets, using the process that saved my own life an...
On July 29, 2020, five days before the Seattle City Council voted on its plan to defund the police, I called in to the Select Budget Committee and used my two minutes. You can watch it here. This is what I said:
I’m a current UW student,...
The last 13.7 years have been an uphill slog. Every few thousand feet the view from the vantage point changes. The route becomes clearer, but the terrain does not become more forgiving. As I’ve trudged the path, the challenges have been imm...
On capability, complicity, and refusing to quit
There was a time in my life when I had no idea that opportunity and stability were even options for me. Not luxuries I couldn’t afford. Options I couldn’t conceive of. That’s a different kind...
They changed the name. They didn’t change the game.
On January 29, 2026, President Trump signed the executive order establishing the “Great American Recovery Initiative.” The language was powerful. Reconnection over isolation. Recovery and...
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