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.

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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
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
Whether it’s becoming a mentor or our helping with vital behind-the-scenes administration, your volunteer time restores and saves lives!
Intervention
Stop Punishing Taxpayers – Start Rebuilding Community
CLICK HERE to Download Full .PDF Acknowledgements Thank you to the thousands of citizens who…
Jail, Sheriffs and Carceral Policymaking
Jails, Sheriffs and Carceral Policymaking is a useful law review article about the “hidden to…
Irene Morgan – Open Letter
Irene then turned to helping others break free of our dysfunctional justice system, founding the…
Blindspots Poster Available for Purchase
11 x 17″ LARGE POSTER FOR COMMUNITY EDUCATION – TWO SIDED Side One- BLINDSPOTS:UNEXPECTED FINDINGS…
Whatcom County Jail Trauma Chart – the RADD-RAT Symptoms
11 x 17″ LARGE POSTER FOR COMMUNITY EDUCATION – TWO SIDED Side One- BLINDSPOTS:UNEXPECTED FINDINGS…
2020 Reform from Multanomah County – Awesome!
Wow! Check out this County in Oregon! While Whatcom County could easily have been the…

