What if justice worked because people felt human again? We open with a rare global moment—the UN revisiting the Copenhagen Agreement—and ground it in daily life, where communities decide whether harm ends in punishment or repair. With Miss V as our guide, we unpack restorative justice beyond the headlines: not a buzzword, but a living practice that starts with belonging and scales through simple, repeatable habits. You’ll hear how “circle parties” in New York City flip the script. No clipboa...
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What if justice worked because people felt human again? We open with a rare global moment—the UN revisiting the Copenhagen Agreement—and ground it in daily life, where communities decide whether harm ends in punishment or repair. With Miss V as our guide, we unpack restorative justice beyond the headlines: not a buzzword, but a living practice that starts with belonging and scales through simple, repeatable habits. You’ll hear how “circle parties” in New York City flip the script. No clipboa...
Veterans Dealing with PTSD, Depression and Anxiety/Art Service and Healing
Your world with Dr. Beatrice Hyppolite
50 minutes
1 month ago
Veterans Dealing with PTSD, Depression and Anxiety/Art Service and Healing
The hardest battles don’t always happen downrange. They show up at the doorway when a parent returns to kids who grew in their absence, in late nights where silence feels safer than speaking, and in the space between what the VA provides and what feels human. We sit with Mr. Mark Mahess Bennett—veteran, social worker, teacher, and founder of Art of Valor—to unpack how PTSD, depression, and stigma collide with real life. He walks us through the early 2000s deployment grind when calling cards ...
Your world with Dr. Beatrice Hyppolite
What if justice worked because people felt human again? We open with a rare global moment—the UN revisiting the Copenhagen Agreement—and ground it in daily life, where communities decide whether harm ends in punishment or repair. With Miss V as our guide, we unpack restorative justice beyond the headlines: not a buzzword, but a living practice that starts with belonging and scales through simple, repeatable habits. You’ll hear how “circle parties” in New York City flip the script. No clipboa...
