2014: Beginning’s End
Wishing everyone a safe and beautiful holiday season. See you back in 2015! Right: Courage Ablaze… in progress See the Courage Ablaze collection… Every new beginning comes from some other beginning’s end. Seneca
Street Outreach at ArtPrize
The expression on her face revealed tremendous loss. Her wiry hair brushed my chin as her head dropped to my chest. While on the street near The Scarlet Cord installation, the woman embraced me for a long time. As a friend rubbed her back, grief surfaced. A deep lament bubbled up. After several minutes, these…
Violated
Her body screamed, “Don’t touch me.” Yet her words revealed her vulnerability. Deep hidden trauma. Visible. She was trying to hide her past. Or perhaps her present. But she unveiled her secrets to a group of us standing opposite her at The Scarlet Cord installation. One of the Women At Risk volunteers offered her a…
The Scarlet Cord: Think Globally
The Locust Effect From International Justice Mission Join the Conversation Advocate Learn how you can advocate for justice in the US and abroad. Get Involved Support freedom for children and their families around the world.
The Scarlet Cord Travels to NCM College
Here are the journal entries on my experiences at North Central Michigan College: October 27, 2014 The tears started to flow when the first class came through the installation. The Scarlet Cord continues to promote healing. A professor said, “A visceral experience: Entering the container was like entering their world.” October 28, 2014 When a…
The Scarlet Cord: Help Locally
Purple From Manasseh Project Join the Conversation Raise Awareness Organize a presentation in your community with Manasseh Project’s staff (no group is too big or too small). Eradicate Slavery Contact your government officials and tell them to stop slavery.
The Scarlet Cord at NCMC
Thank you North Central Michigan College. Your staff did an amazing job installing ArtPrize 2014: The Scarlet Cord. A mother returned to The Scarlet Cord installation with her four young children to educate them on child sex trafficking. I had no idea about any of this. It’s so sad. Terrible. Student, North Central Michigan College…