Afternoon, i am a person and longterm recovery. I hail from the great state of hawaii. [applause] oxford house is alive and well and strong on the island of oahu. Ive been with oxford house since 1990 through 1992 and employed since 1993. We would like to welcome our panelists. From oxfordh dan house, state coordinator from oklahoma. Taylor, oxford house alumni from North Carolina. Michael, oxford house alumni, outreach in florida. Jason wilson, oxford house resident and reentry coordinator, North Carolina. Jesse. What did i say . Jesse. Cleveland, oxford house alumni. [applause] over three quarters of oxford house population has done some jail or prison time. In america today, approximately 60 of those in jail or prisons are addicted to alcohol or drugs. Each year, thousands of those incarcerated reenter society. One year ofhin reentry, about half of those individuals will commit another crime and head to conviction and reentry into the into incarceration. The expense of those who ent
It is no small task to be up here. We would like to welcome our panelists. Starting with dan from oxford house, state coordinator from oklahoma. [applause] Curtis Taylor, oxford house alumni from North Carolina. Michael, oxford house alumni, outreach in florida. [applause] jason wilson, oxford house resident and reentry coordinator, North Carolina. Jesse. What did i say . Jesse. And ann cleveland, oxford house alumni. [applause] over three quarters of oxford house population has done some jail or prison time. In america today, approximately 60 of those in jail or prisons are addicted to alcohol or drugs. Each year, thousands of those incarcerated reenter society. However, within one year of reentry, about half of those individuals will commit another crime and head to conviction and reentry into incarceration. The experience of those who enter oxford house following incarceration is usually longterm recovery in crime free recovery and crime free behavior. In some states, oxford house h
Come in silver spring, maryland. I am honored to sew introduce chris wilson in conversation with judd ashman. He toronto the arts and humanities and this event is thanks in part to generous support of volunteers. We owe them a great debt. A few announcements before i do our intro i hope youre following the gaugersberg took philadelphia and if you post helps raise our awareness and the jdp. Your feedback is vandal ubel and to my left, your right,under surveys available by submitting a survey you also enter to win a 100 visa gift card which i assume youll spend on books. Chris wilson will be signing his book immediately after the presentation and copies are of his book, the master plan, are on sealing in the politics and prose tent which is over there. Police support this incredible institution, and the authors who came here to share their talents and grab a book. Signed books make great gifts. Today we get to hear from one of my favorite sons of d. C. , he is a selfdescribed historical
Ago, which specifically mentions oxford house as a good thing and as a way for the future. With that, i call on john kelly to come share with us his knowledge so we can learn more about the disease we have in the road to recovery. [applause] this modern technology stuff jackson is good at adapting. [cheers and applause] we now have coasttocoast operation. Ricky is in the state of washington. [cheers and applause] speaker from massachusetts. We love you, ricky. [laughing] dont make ricky nervous. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] just to show you how we rebound, here we are. [applause] thank you. Good morning, everybody. Good morning. Delighted to be here. Im one of those phd some new england. I apologize upfront. But im so dependent on powerpoint. I cant speak, i cant even talk without powerpoint. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [applause] all right. Lets start over. Im delighted to be here with you all. I was getting worr
And incredible views, a place where everyone want to live in in San Francisco, and they will be a part of the future of this great city. No one will be left behind as a result of this great project, so thank you to john stewart and John Stewart Company. Thank you so much to Bridge Housing and cynthia, to kate, to supervisor peskin, and all the Community Members and the people who helped make this possible. This is truly San Francisco at its best, and there is more to come. Thank you all so much. [applause] the hon. London breed sorry. I want to introduce john stewart, but i want to just say that i met john stewart over 20 years ago. And i used to work at treasure island, and some of you remember when that housing was empty, and it was vacated by the navy, and we have the task of rehabilitating those units and moving formerly homeless veterans, formerly homeless families and other people of all incomes into treasure island. The partnership with John Stewart Company was not just a partne