The Healing Power of Storytelling
by Sha Jackson From the time we exit the womb until the time we enter the sands we begin to construct our personal narrative. In between these two points a multitude of stories are created, some are significant enough for us to remember and tell over and over again...How to Forgive
by Grant Hayter-Menzies I was a little over a year old when the Watts Riots broke out in Los Angeles in August 1965. I don’t remember clearly what I first saw of the events, but I do have a memory of frightening violence on the screen of our black and white Magnavox...Ashé!
“The common ground and compassion I felt in that circle invited long-suppressed tears to flow” Sylvia Wong-Lewis and Karen Branan met for the first time at CTTT’s 2012 National Gathering in Richmond, VA. Sylvia: In March I attended the Coming to the Table National...Our Organization
Coming to the Table is a program of RJOY, Restorative Justice for Oakland Youth
