Straddling the RAZOR WIRE II

About the Book

Straddling the Barbed Wire, and then one day during a really heavy racial tension project decided it was more like straddling electrified razor wire to be multi racial………multi-cultural, multi-modality educated, seeing men AND women, NOT fights, seeing FAMILIES, not generational disputes. Seeing starvation, war, genocide, rather than what we, as humans could do on this earth each day, to help others, to maintain and restore nature, to create a better world for the next seven generations and pass that duty on.

About the Author

Elizabeth Wiley is the lead on a team to help children in foster care, group homes, juvenile probation, and juvenile immigration and refugee camps find peace and healing to grow into their best persons. To find healing from the loneliness, bitterness, anger they have at a reality that left them in their situation. Following standards utilized in previous programs for high risk youth, the teams created work books for each youth to be given. Volunteers, mostly among older youth and from community resources go through the materials to find peace and healing with the horrors that befall our children of the world. These projects are FREE from our nth48.org website instruction materials…..we raise our own funds for programs we donate, other programs may contact us for how to utilize the materials and where to purchase them for use in your own programs. As little as one workshop book as aa guide and the purchase of lined notebooks and a pen or pencil for reach participant is all it costs for any program to use the materials. JOY JOY JOY is related to an old, old, old song (can be found in many forms online) that helps us heal with simple music and words for children. The author is retired, 72. Disabled at 29 from Toxic Shock Syndrome, told she would die from brain and heart injuries, Liz is a person who lived each additional moment for over forty years as if it were the most important and teaches people to live and enjoy their lives. Surviving TSS, cancer from the TSS, and being injured in several serious vehicle accidents due to drunk drivers, drunks racing, and even an out of control moving van on a freeway, and working in the streets to facilitate community development with gang members and their neighbors, Liz is a horse trainer, and equine therapist, and writer of workbooks for her clients to upgrade their lives to healthy, safe, and happy for themselves, their children and family members. God bless.