Statewide, we elevate the needs and concerns of system-impacted girls, women, and gender-expansive people across Texas.

Our narrative work uses storytelling and research to uncover and challenge systemic harm. We stay in close relationship with people who are currently incarcerated, whose insight directly informs our advocacy priorities.

Locally, we organize to strengthen community safety and connection.

Across Texas, our Lead Organizers support regional groups by offering kinship-grounded mental health support and connecting people to trusted reentry resources. These regional groups create consistent community that reduces isolation during reentry and beyond.

We build power by meeting immediate needs through mutual aid, developing leaders through training, and creating pathways for civic engagement that strengthen long-term stability.