TRIGGER WARNING: This episode discusses difficult topics such as mental illness, suicidality, and racism; which may be triggering for some listeners.  While we would love for you to join our conversation, we value your wellness and so we just wanted to let you know so you can proceed with caution.

Welcome to the Miracle Messages Podcast, where everyone is somebody’s someone. 

Get to know our Miracle Friend, Elizabeth Softky, and listen as she talks about her life and the intersectionality of racism, misogyny, and homelessness. Elizabeth shared stories of her lived experience as a Black woman in America trying to navigate childhood, academia, and faith.

Miracle Messages is an award-winning 501(c)(3) non-profit organization founded by Kevin Adler and Jessica Donig.  Based in San Francisco, the main purpose of our work is to combat relational poverty by helping our unhoused neighbors reconnect with their loved ones and find a community & support system within our volunteer base. 

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