Is There A Better Way To Think About Crime? || The Giving Habit – Reflections ( w/ Diana The)
Earlier this week on The Giving Habit, we sat down with Saleemah Ismail of New Life Stories to learn about the importance of breaking the cycle, including how we can help kids to avoid falling onto negative paths by addressing their trauma. In this follow-up reflections episode, host Stephen Keys sits down with Diana The to discuss their biggest takeaways from the episode with Saleemah, including how they can look at crime from the perspective of healing the issue, rather than punishing the outcome. Watch the full episode with Saleemah Ismail: • Breaking The Cycle For The Next Generation... #philanthropy #charitypodcast #newlifestories

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