Standing Up: Showing Kids Another Way
If a town could be said to hit rock bottom, Austin, Indiana did so this year. The drug abuse problem […]
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If a town could be said to hit rock bottom, Austin, Indiana did so this year. The drug abuse problem […]
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This past weekend, ivoh’s Restorative Narrative Fellows met for dinner and a day-long dialogue and training workshop at the University of Missouri’s Reynolds
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The phrase ‘future of journalism’ is often uttered in media circles these days—and understandably so. Everyone wants to learn how
When I attended my first Images and Voices of Hope Summit last summer, I didn’t know what to expect. I
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For the past two years, Images & Voices of Hope has studied a storytelling genre that we call Restorative Narrative — stories
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Mercy Krua and her son Jefferson are having a disagreement. It’s about whether he should move back home. We’re sitting
Nikki Steele sits at the far end of a cafeteria-style table, her 14-year-old daughter LaQuita perched on the sill
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When LaMonica Sherman started her job as an advocate at Cincinnati’s St. Vincent de Paul Society in 2000, she
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LaMonica Sherman knew something wasn’t right with her life. At 22, she had a baby with no partner, a
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When LaMonica Sherman was seven years old, she stood behind a tree stump pulpit behind the parking lot of
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