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Graphic promoting a public hearing for Justice for Krystal Clark on Tuesday, February 24 at 9:00 AM in the Michigan Capitol Building, Room 352. The design features “before” and “now” photos of Krystal Clark alongside a close-up image labeled “Her Reality” showing a severe ear infection. Text references allegations of mold exposure, infection, and medical neglect, including diagnoses of aspergillus and MRSA, severe pain, and denied treatment. The graphic calls for safe conditions, medical care, accountability, and urges supporters to stand with Krystal, show up, speak out, and demand justice. Hashtags include #JusticeForKrystal and #AccountabilityNow, with a link to learn more at linktr.ee/fightingforkrystalclark. Created by Jay Love, host of the Turning a Moment into a Movement podcast.

Live from Lansing: Oversight in Action

A presentation on the Women’s Huron Valley Correctional Facility

February 24, 2026

We are livestreaming today’s public hearing as lawmakers examine conditions tied to the fight for justice for Krystal Clark. Oversight is not abstract. It is how democracy responds when community voices demand safety, medical care, and accountability. Watch with us, stay informed, and remember that civic participation is both inheritance and responsibility.

If anything you learn, commits you to action, please visit https://linktr.ee/fightingforkrystalclark to get involved!

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Leslie discovered the power of the pen in the third grade after her family moved to a new school district. Writing became a way to sort out her new surroundings and escape to fantasy landscapes. That child, and voice, has matured into a poet, writer, blogger, journalist, online content creator and editor. Leslie is a social entrepreneur with a demonstrated commitment to community. She is an active community member in Washtenaw County (Michigan) with expertise in social media marketing and content management systems, volunteer coordination and writing and 19 years of experience in the areas of online community management, training, leadership development, and social networking. She is interested in facilitating connection with both community residents and businesses. Through this work, the economy of the community is improved and the organizations are financially successful. Her main mode of advocacy and online community, however, is through writing.

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