“Years ago, I found myself elbow-deep in archival documents—forgotten files Alice O’Leary Randall entrusted to me, back when she was laying groundwork for Project 50. The kind of documents you don’t expect to find unless someone wants you to find them.”

At the heart of this movement was a simple challenge:
What can we do—tangibly, collectively—to support healing and reconnection in our communities?

Sometimes in life you need to take some deep introspective dives, and ask yourself some hard questions.

Wanna hear about that one time I found a Pearl Harbor Survivor lost at school? Check it out….

A Combat Blog

This is the story of the very first person to receive legal marijuana for therapeutic use for the treatment of AIDS from the United States Government: Army Veteran Steve Loup.

“I, John Smith (NAME WITHHELD)., being duly sworn, hereby make oath that, to wit:…”

A quick check in, and update on Project 50.

The more you know…

Veterans in the United States House, and Senate.

“I had been overseas for a little over two years and my life at that point was a series of semi-conscious moments that were getting increasingly harder to string together into anything meaningful, productive, or coherent. Suffice it to say I was in serious need of multiple interventions.”

Cannabis Sativa L.

A Problem of Control

“Cliffs notes, Johnny”

“How’d we get here?”

“Nothing is off the table”

“What did you know, and when did you know it?”

Any writers out there?