
Intent on Purpose
Decarceration Fights Recidivism. Maryam Uloho's Program to Help Heal Prison Trauma
Intentional Decarceration: How Maryam Henderson-Uloho Built Purpose from Pain & Reclaimed Her Humanity and Helps Others Do the Same When institutions strip away your freedom, identity, and dignity, how do you align your time, energy, and talents toward what truly matters? In this deeply moving encore episode of Intent on Purpose , Laura sits down with long-time friend Miriam Henderson-Uloho, founder of Sister Hearts Thrift Shop and the decarceration program, featured subject on Netflix’s Queer Eye (Season 7, Episode 6), and a true force of intentional living. Based on her experience and natural caring for others, Maryam turned profound suffering into an unwavering, laser-focused mission and channels every ounce of her energy into building a movement that restores dignity to formerly incarcerated people. In this episode, we explore the power of: Institutionalism Starting Fresh and Reclaiming What Was Taken A Clear Vision Practice Vocabulary Sister Hearts and Radical Love Investment of Energy Listen in to learn how Maryam’s fierce focus, clarity of vision, and intentional action transformed deep hardship into a legacy of hope. More about Sister Hearts: From sisterhearts.org "SisterHearts is a supportive community network of compassionate people and organizations working towards dismantling a failing prison system that too often contributes to recidivism. SisterHearts, Inc. was founded in June 2014 as an innovative, community-driven response to the challenge of reducing recidivism and crime in New Orleans, Louisiana. With over 300 participants and one percent (1%) recidivism rate, SisterHearts has proven that its decarceration approach is transformational and a successful means to reverse the trauma of incarceration. SisterHearts serves as a bridge for inmates to cross into society and for the community to be supportive of disenfranchised individuals. Maryam Henderson-Uloho and her SisterHearts decarceration program have become internationally recognized. SisterHearts, Inc. is a nonprofit corporation under the IRS 501(c) (3) status operating in the State of Louisiana." #prisons #sisterhearts






