As part of the FICPFM's "50 for 50" initiative, celebrating our Executive Director David Ayala’s 50th birthday, we recognize our network's invaluable contributions to our collective mission. This initiative and organizations like WIN Recovery share a common goal: to support and elevate the voices of all directly impacted by the criminal legal system. Donate here.
The Formerly Incarcerated, Convicted People and Families Movement (FICPFM) is thrilled to spotlight WIN4Recovery in our Quest for Democracy (Q4D) network. As a beacon of hope and transformation, WIN4Recovery has been pivotal in supporting women and the LGBTQ2S+ community reentering society upon reentry.
Empowering Lives Through Support and Advocacy
Founded in 2015 by Bethany Little, WIN4Recovery has made significant strides in aiding those transitioning from incarceration. Through their dedicated work, they have opened four homes since 2019, providing a nurturing environment for personal growth and recovery. WIN4Recovery’s commitment to offering long-term housing, alongside vital resources for housing, employment, and education, aligns perfectly with the values and goals of FICPFM’s Q4D initiative.
Building Community and Fostering Leadership
WIN4Recovery not only aids in reentry but also cultivates leadership. Their team, primarily composed of individuals with lived experiences of incarceration, is a testament to the power of community-driven change. Their focus on advocacy, particularly in fighting discrimination in employment, housing, and parental rights, marks them as a leader in the movement for justice reform.
Connecting with WIN4Recovery
To learn more about WIN4Recovery and support their mission, connect with them on their social media platforms:
- Instagram: win_recovery
- Facebook: win4recovery
- Twitter: win_recovery
A Part of FICPFM’s Larger “50 for 50” Vision
As FICPFM celebrates the “50 for 50” initiative, honoring Executive Director David Ayala’s 50th birthday, we recognize the importance of organizations like WIN4Recovery. Their work exemplifies the initiative’s mission to uplift and support all individuals directly impacted by the criminal legal system. This 50th birthday marks a personal milestone and a collective call to action, encouraging support for impactful organizations within our network.
Join us in our “50 for 50” initiative to continue fostering systemic change and empowering communities. Together, we can create a future where every voice is heard and every story matters.
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