Let’s Build a Humane Community

It costs taxpayers anywhere from $30,000 to $250,000
a year to keep someone in jail. 80% of people imprisoned
are nonviolent and could be contributing to their families
and local economies.

CURRENT ACTION
MENTORING
CIVIC ACCOUNTABILITY

Join us weekly on Spotify as we talk about the business of justice, the industries involved in mass incarceration, and the experiences of people who have worked in and lived through the criminal justice systems. What does dysfunction in these systems cost our livelihoods, health, family wellbeing, and taxes?

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About The
RCC

Humane
Economics

Invest in People
Not Jails

Health and
Family Safety

Tax
Panelist

January 28, 2021
Incident Review

Report on Compound
Civic Domestic Violence

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RCC is in the business of ReClaiming lives. We are an action-oriented coalition advocating for restorative, economic, systemic and social change.

“Making a difference 1 person, 1 action at a time since 2006”
What happened that this happened in 2021? Click on the video to see why we need restorative justice and new choices might help homeless issues.
Regenerative Action!
What might it look like if we shifted our behaviors 1% to support our resources, our children, our future?

What is the price we’re paying as taxpayers in our community and the bioregion of the Salish Sea by investing hundreds of millions in more government instead of resolving the human needs first?

Exposure:
The Prison Industry

Standing Up
With Power Series

Your Voice Matters

Intervention

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