Touchstones is Transformative: 2022 Summer Intern Tells All
My experience as an intern at Touchstones this summer was rich and fulfilling. I tried my hand at a variety of new projects: volunteering
The History of Touchstones Prison Programs
In the mid 1990’s, Touchstones was invited by a group of men serving life sentences at the Maryland House of Corrections to come
An Invitation to Veterans
By Leith Daghistani Over the Summer, Touchstones revitalized its efforts to expand access to Completing the Odyssey: A Journey Home, a discussion program for
Honoring those who bring the Touchstones Mission to Life
By Howard Zeiderman Someone once said that the first time you do something, it’s a revolution. The second time, it’s a tradition. Here at
Growth In Time of Uncertainty
By Jenn Macris I think we’re all done hearing about “these unprecedented times,” but the truth is, few nonprofits know what to do in
Shaping the New Normal
By Jenn Macris Like other non-profits, businesses and organizations around the world, Touchstones is moving forward in the new normal we all face due
Reflections from Within
By Jenn Macris Fyodor Dostoyevsky famously wrote that “the degree of civilization in a society can be judged by entering its prisons.” Recently I
Summer In The Park
By Sean Hutzell Touchstones kicked off the school year with one last day of fun in the sun at Sandy Point Park in Annapolis,
Supporting Anne Arundel County’s Women and Families
By Jenn Macris Touchstones is honored to receive a 2019 grant from the local Annapolis-area giving circle, Anne Arundel Women Giving Together, a “philanthropic
Learning & Teaching with Veterans
By Howard Zeiderman Sometimes a name is uncanny. Such is the case with the Touchstones-National Endowment for Humanities (NEH) veterans’ program: Completing the Odyssey:
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