Jim Luce on Prison Reform

Jim Luce tasted prison as an activist in the 1980's when he was arrested with 200 other demonstrators marching with the Irish Lesbian & Gay Association in the St. Patrick's Day Parade in Manhattan.  He spent a day in Manhattan's infamous Tombs .  One of Jim's mentors with Fundamentalists Anonymous (FA) was the Rev, Bill Weber of New York Theological Seminary who was heavily involved with prison chaplaincies.  Since then, Jim has become a support of The Osborne Association and through this institution visited Rikers Island and Sing Sing .

Young Global Leader Embraces Prison Reform thru Osborne

NYS Prisons: Scrapheaps or Repair Shops?

Prison Reform Advocate on Reflection, Remorse, Responsibility

Miss America Advocates for Prison Reform on Park Avenue

Riveting Speech on Prison Reform from Family Experience

Inspirational Evening at Sing Sing

Eyewitness: A Fresh Start at Rikers Island

Son & Mother’s Remarks on Prison Bring Down House on Park Ave

Eyewitness: New Dawn in Philippines thru PREDA Boys' Home

Father and son at a Fresh Start graduation and ceremony on Rikers Island. Photo: Osborne Association.

Pinterest album on Prisons .

For the complete listing of thematic stories, see  Jim Luce Writes .

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