WHAT WE DO

Home For Good
Home For Good is a consumer-facing retail brand, selling handcrafted home and fashion goods repurposed from salvaged materials by justice-impacted artisans. Brick-and-mortar storefronts showcase Maker Stations and serve as a hands-on commerce boot camp for participants. All sales support the artisans and the program. Customers don’t merely “shop” but engage with the craftspeople in a community experience where they participate in the impact of their purchase.   LEARN MORE HERE

Chords That Bind
Chords That Bind pairs incarcerated parents with Storyteller & Music Instructors to create a unique song for their young child. A recording of the parent singing to their child is inserted in a stuffed animal and delivered to the child. The stuffed animals are made by formerly incarcerated men and women in Sewing Workshops that teach entrepreneurial and professional skills. Prism Reform is working with the NYS Department of Corrections & Community Supervision (DOCCS), and with the Brooklyn District Attorney’s Community Resources & Re-Entry Bureau, to run a pilot of the program. LEARN MORE HERE

Spatial Justice Project
The Spatial Justice Project features public exhibits that set a traditional Jewish Sukkah next to a Confinement Sukkah — a reproduction of a solitary confinement cell. The juxtaposition of the two structures, coupled with interactive programming, demonstrate how designed spaces impose status and identity. The public exhibits facilitate safe, constructive dialogue about how to create more equitable spaces for ourselves and others.   
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JusticeConnects
The ambitious JusticeConnects project aims to build a national membership association for justice that provides access to top-rated programs, best practices, and fellowship forums for all stakeholders in the greater justice community. The proposed design includes dedicated portals for: 1) Justice-impacted and their families; 2) People and organizations that in work in justice; 3) Businesses, civic groups, and academic, cultural & religious institutions. The project includes membership benefits, an e-commerce platform selling goods and services from businesses owned and operated by justice-impacted people, a job listing site, and more.  LEARN MORE HERE

A Show of Hands
A Show of Hands is a justice-based art-based, team-building activity designed to develop empathy, trust and inclusion. The project invites people from different and often oppositional communities to paint and imprint their hands on reclaimed pieces of wood, homemade paper, and other materials. The only criteria is that participants cannot paint their own hands, but must place their hand in another's, and take another's hand into their own.    
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