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Things to Know About Alcoholism

Breaking bad habits is not easy – especially if you have no motivation to change. This rehabilitative campaign shows exactly where a life of substance abuse will lead.

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Resolving Conflicts With Your Spouse

The ones we love can hurt us the most. There are better ways to resolve conflicts. This rehabilitative campaign explains how to resolve conflicts peacefully, so both parties are heard.

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Having A Happier & Healthier Mind

Attitude is everything. Have you ever met someone who let their mood ruin their life? That’s no way to live. This rehabilitative campaign helps inmates change their mindsets for the better.

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Behavioral Signs of a Toxic Person

Unfortunately, the toxic behaviors of others can greatly affect us. That’s why it’s so important to be able to identify a toxic person – and avoid them. This rehabilitative campaign helps inmates recognize harmful personalities.

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Foster Care Reunification

For many inmates, Foster Care is a sad reality for their children. This campaign was designed to give them tools to interact with their caseworker, foster parents, and lawyers to eventually gain reunification with their children.

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How To Build Credit

Credit Cards can be forboding to most when you don’t know how to use them. No credit is seen as bad credit, and one slip up can ruin it all. This campaign provides inmates with tips on the various routes one can take to begin building their credit.

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How To Improve Your Credit Score

Many people don’t understand how important having a good credit score is until they are overpaying for insurance, receiving high-interest rates, and finding it hard to get a lease on their own. This campaign offers inmates solutions on how to begin fixing their credit score once it has been tarnished.

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How To Spot Your Emotional Triggers

Emotional triggers in our lives are based on topics that make us feel uncomfortable or unsatisfied with our current lives. Understanding our emotions and what bothers us is an excellent first step in protecting our mental health. This campaign explains what an emotional trigger is, how to recognize your own, and what you can do to handle them better.

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Hygiene

With the threat of COVID-19, basic hygiene is essential to daily life. This campaign offers basic hygiene facts and information that inmates may not know regarding their safety and wellness.

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Job Interview 101: For Men

Job interviews can be stressful, especially if you aren’t sure what is appropriate to wear. This campaign explains the difference between Business Professional Wear and Business Casual Wear. It also gives other tips on how to dress and making a good impression on a potential employer.

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Job Interview 101: For Women

Job interviews can be stressful, especially if you aren’t sure what is appropriate to wear. This campaign explains the difference between Business Professional Wear and Business Casual Wear. It also gives other tips on how to dress and making a good impression on a potential employer.

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Mindfulness

Being mindful of your emotions is essential to being able to control them. This campaign gives inmates the tools to work toward a state of mindfulness in which you have a better handle on your emotions, which leads to a happier life in which you can enjoy the present instead of worrying about the future.

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Five Types of Self Care

Taking care of yourself is more than eating right and exercising frequently. While that is important, this campaign teaches inmates about four more self-care types that are essential to your physical and mental well-being.

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Steps To Take Addressing Custody Issues

Losing custody of one’s children is already heartbreaking enough, especially if it limits the parent’s power who wants to see their children. This campaign gives inmates informational steps to work on themselves and work with their lawyer and the court.

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Strategies To Keep Anger At Bay

Being able to have anger management is not always easy for those who don’t know where to start. This campaign provides inmates with options on managing their anger and steps to take when they feel triggered.

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Tips on Healthy and Effective Discipline by Age/Stage

There is no clear answer on how to be a parent, especially how to discipline your children as they grow. Not to mention, discipline changes as your child grows. This campaign offers inmates with healthy ways to discipline their children from infancy to adolescence.

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The Truth About Tobacco

Anyone who smokes tobacco knows the basic risks. This campaign plays on its powerful illustration to deliver this well-known message to inmates while also giving them other facts about smoking tobacco risks.

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Seven Life Changing Stoic Ideas You Can Practice Daily

The ideology of Stoicism is powerful and one that, if practiced, can help reduce recidivism. This campaign offers inmates practical examples of how to practice Stoicism in their lives.

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Parenting Tips For Dads

There’s never been a clear answer on how to parent your child. This campaign gives tips to fathers on ways to be mindful in parenting their children.

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Parenting Tips For Moms

There’s never been a clear answer on how to parent your child. This campaign gives tips to mothers on ways to be mindful in parenting their children.

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Know Your Voting Rights – NE

Many people think that because they are incarcerated, they don’t have the option to vote. This campaign provided inmates in Nebraska with information on their voting rights.

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Active Listening Skills

Understanding the importance and techniques of being an active listener can improve a person’s ability to handle conflict, make connections with others, and improve personal and professional relationships. This campaign offers tools and information for inmates to become active listeners.

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How To Make A Good First Impression

A first impression can either make or break the outcome of a friendship, relationship, or possible employment. This campaign offers inmates practical tools on how to make a good first impression when meeting new people.

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Why Families Grow Apart

Family estrangement is more common than one may think. It’s essential to understand why it happens and what the primary causes are. This campaign does precisely that. In providing inmates with this information, we can begin to help them move towards reconciliation.

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The Origins of Halloween

Sometimes it is nice to take a break from looking at regulations and learn something about a familiar holiday in America. This campaign walks inmates through the origins of Halloween with fun illustrations to catch their eye.

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A Profile of Success

Follow the story of Ron Smith. A former Chicago West Side gang member facing 25-30 years in prison when the course of his life changed forever.

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How Gratitude Improves Your Life

Did you know that regularly expressing gratitude actually changes the brain’s molecular structure and makes us healthier and happier? Practicing something as simple as gratitude can drastically change our lives for the better, and that’s the type of tools we want to give inmates.

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Asking For Help With Your Mental Health

Reaching out for help seems like a simple task to most. For people dealing with mental health, this is a different story. The stigmas that are attached to the topic of mental health can be one of the biggest reasons people don’t seek help. This campaign gives inmates the answers on why to ask for help, when to ask for help, and how to ask for help with their mental health.

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How To Be The Leader Of Your Own Life

Leadership is a quality that will get a person far in life. Learning how to be the leader of your own life will begin to translate into being a leader to the people around you. This campaign gives inmates the chance to learn how to take charge of their own life.

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11 Small Changes That Can Make A Big Impact On Recovery

Recovery from an addiction can already make you feel like you’re drowning. This campaign gives inmates practical changes to add to their daily lives to help them stay clean.

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Five Ways To Stay Hopeful

Staying hopeful can seem like an impossible task, especially while incarcerated. This campaign gives inmates five solutions they can utilize to remain optimistic when it seems impossible.

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How To Look After Your Mental Health In Prison

Incarceration can take a toll on anyone’s mental health. This campaign gives inmates solutions for being mindful of the state of their mental health and ways to help if it begins to decline.

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How To Make And Keep A New Year’s Resolution

We have all tried to make a New Year’s Resolution at some point. And sometimes, it becomes too much for us to handle. This campaign teaches inmates how to keep a resolution and practical tips for making goals for themselves in life.

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Learning To Read:
Part 1

According to the U.S. Department of Education and the National Institute of Literacy, approximately 32 million adults in the United States can’t read. This campaign teaches the basics of reading, starting with the Alphabet, distinguishing vowels and consonants, using phonics, and recognizing punctuation.

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Learning To Read: 
Part 2

According to the U.S. Department of Education and the National Institute of Literacy, approximately 32 million adults in the United States can’t read. This campaign teaches the basics of beginning to read.

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Learning To Read:
Part 3

According to the U.S. Department of Education and the National Institute of Literacy, approximately 32 million adults in the United States can’t read. This campaign teaches reading strategies to improve the skill.

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Places To Work With A Felony Record

When released from prison, one concern for most is the dreaded “have you ever been convicted of a felony?” box on an application. If the answer is yes, how much does this limit one from finding a job? This campaign addresses the issue of companies refusing to hire people with a criminal background and also gives a list of companies that will employ the previously convicted.

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Six Ways To Find Inner Peace And Balance

Life can be a storm, especially while incarcerated. This campaign gives inmates tools to find peace in the midst of their turmoil and to embrace the uncertainty of life.

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Planning For A Visit From Your Child/Children

Things To Consider Before The Visit

Visitation with their children can be nerve-wracking for most inmates. However, depending on the facilities visitation rules, there are ways to prepare and make the visitation as smooth as possible. This campaign covers those considerations and gives helpful hints for making the visit enjoyable with their children.

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Planning For A Visit From Your Child/Children

Things To Consider During The Visit

Sometimes it can be challenging to know what to do with your child or talk about when they come to visit. This campaign covers things to keep in mind when visiting with your children, from activities to do, conversation ideas, and how to make saying good-bye less difficult.

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Planning For A Visit From Your Child/Children

Things To Consider After The Visit

Visiting their incarcerated parent, especially if it’s their first time, can be confusing and difficult for a child. This campaign covers things to keep in mind when following up after a visit, from giving the child someone to confide in, to having the incarcerated parent reach out to their child.

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Meals In Prison

Five Tips For Choosing Healthy Meals In Prison

It’s not always easy to make healthy choices when eating, especially when you’re in prison. This campaign gives specific information on how inmates can make healthy decisions with their options while incarcerated.