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Letter Writing Action Center Photo: A letter writing gathering for Marissa Alexander, Fort Collins, CO, 2013 Letter Writing is Transformative Isolation is central to the persistence of domestic violence, sexual violence, and incarceration. Writing letters to criminalized survivors helps to dismantle this isolation, creating pathways for connection, collaboration, and coalition. Currently & formerly incarcerated survivors have stated again and again how important letters of support are to relationship building and their well-being. Below, you’ll find the following: Tips about principles
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