Leslie is a graduate of the Truth be Told program; a 501(c)(3) nonprofit service organization providing transformational tools of community building, communication skills, creativity and self-care for women behind and beyond prison walls. She agreed to be interviewed about her path to prison and life post-incarceration: You’ve said, “We don’t heal from what we don’t …
Self Expression in Prison and Free: Leslie’s Story Read More »
My body has been used to sell products. I don’t mean ‘my’ in the collective female sense, though that is also true. All women have the right to feel personally exploited by a culture of fascination with our sexuality and form. In my case, the interplay between commerce and my body is especially personal. Starting …
New Photo Series “I Am Not My Depression” by Elsie Ramsey Read More »
On the East Coast, we’ve now been living in phases of quarantine for half a year. The finish line is still not in view. Let’s take a moment to pause and think about the miracle of MAKING IT THROUGH SIX MONTHS. Sure, it’s taken me two tele-therapy sessions a week, additional medication and YouTube energy …