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Welcome to LettersToRon.org!
WHAT IS THIS?
Letters to Ron Live is a weekly broadcast and ongoing
media project documenting real experiences of incarceration,
reentry, and restoration.
We share:
- Stories from people who've been incarcerated
- Reflections from families navigating the justice system
- Conversations about accountability, dignity, and growth
- Updates on our court-aligned workforce program
This is a place of WITNESS, not voyeurism.
We don't exploit pain. We amplify voices.
We don't sensationalize struggle. We honor truth.
We don't promise easy answers. We show up anyway.
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WHO IS THIS FOR?
WHO SHOULD WATCH?
✓ Judges & Court Officials
If you're looking for alternatives to incarceration, this shows
what's possible when people are given structure, dignity, and purpose.
✓ Probation Officers & Case Managers
See what accountability looks like outside the traditional system.
✓ Family Members
If someone you love is incarcerated or reentering, you're not alone.
These stories might help you understand what they're going through.
✓ Employers & Community Partners
Learn what second-chance hiring really means and why it matters.
✓ People with Justice Involvement
If you've been inside, or you're facing charges, or you're on
probation—this space was built for you. Felon? You belong here.
✓ Faith Communities
If your church, ministry, or faith community wants to understand
how to support reentry, start here.
✓ Anyone Who Cares About Justice Reform
Mass incarceration affects 1 in 2 American families. This is
everyone's story now.Join LettersToRon.org in Making a Difference
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WHY "WITNESS"?
In the Christian tradition, a witness is someone who:
- Sees what happened
- Tells the truth about what they saw
- Bears testimony even when it's uncomfortable
That's what this channel does.
We witness incarceration—not from the outside looking in with
pity or judgment, but from the inside looking out with truth.
We witness transformation—not the fake "I found Jesus so now
everything's perfect" story, but the messy, hard, daily choice
to do better.
We witness reentry—the reality that 95% of incarcerated people
will eventually come home, and we better be ready.
Hebrews 13:3 says:
"Remember those in prison as if you were together with them in
prison, and those who are mistreated as if you yourselves were
suffering."
That's witness.
Witnessing What the World Refuses to See.
OUR COMMITMENT TO DIGNITY
HOW WE PROTECT DIGNITY
This is NOT "prison entertainment."
Every story shared here follows these principles:
✓ CONSENT IS REQUIRED We never share someone's story without their explicit, documented permission.
✓ ANONYMITY IS HONORED If someone wants to remain anonymous, we protect their identity.
✓ CONTEXT IS PROVIDED We don't share sensational clips. We tell complete stories with context, humanity, and accountability.
✓ WITNESS, NOT VOYEURISM We're not here to shock or exploit. We're here to witness— to say "I see you, your story matters, and you're not forgotten."
✓ NO JUDGMENT, FULL ACCOUNTABILITY We don't condone crime. We don't excuse harm. We believe in consequences AND we believe in redemption.
Both can be true.