

What Prison Couldn’t Take Away: A Valentine’s Day Story of Faith, Family, and Love
By: Nina Mansilla On Valentine’s Day, love is often celebrated in grand gestures: Flowers, cards, and fancy dinners. But for Willie Williams, love has never simplified itself to one day or moment. For 44 years, 4 months, and 15 days, Willie survived wrongful incarceration by grounding himself in two things prison could not take from him: faith and family. Today, these same values shape his marriage to Aminah, a relationship designed not by perfection, but by compassion, trust
Feb 12


Surviving the System Together
By: Jaia Robinson “It’s funny to talk to you about it because you get it” - Amanda Brumfield speaking to Stephanie Spurgeon As we celebrate Galentine’s Day on February 13th, we’re reminded that love isn’t limited to romance. It lives in friendships, shared laughter, late-night talks, and the people who show up for us again and again. Galentine’s Day honors connection, joy, and the enduring power of sisterhood. On a day centered around community, we recognize that love and k
Feb 11



















