The House that Love Built  / Sarah Jackson
Channel: E-STEAM Love
Date: 2020-08-07

Sarah Jackson is the founder of Casa de Paz (http://www.casadepazcolorado.org).  

Casa de Paz is a hospitality home for families affected by immigrant detention.  She is also the founder of Volleyball Latino, a year-round indoor volleyball league that raises money for Casa de Paz. In this episode, Sarah talks about why she started Casa de Paz and Volleyball Latino, the importance of taking small steps, and why you need to take action if you want to achieve your goals.

Her book “The House that Love Built” shares the stories of the thousands of families, whose broken hearts received much needed loving comfort, since Casa de Paz’s beginnings in 2012.  It grew from Sarah’s one-bedroom apartment, across from the Aurora, Colorado, detention center, to a residential home. And Volleyball Latino grew into Volleyball Internacional  - http://volleyballinternacional.com.  Now, over 2,000 volunteers locally, and more internationally are sharing their loving support, for all of humanity.

One of Case de Paz’s annual events is on Valentine’s Day, the same holiday when E-STEAM began, as a part of an interactive hands-on science event, at the Wings Over the Rockies Air and Space Museum in 2020.

E-STEAM stands for Economics, Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math, from the perspective of the economic flow of Nature's Living Energy currency.  During our current Covid-19 pandemic, we’re all more acutely aware that Living Energy is essential for keeping love alive.

Humanity is counting on our collaborative growth of E-STEAM  understanding, to keep humanity’s living energy and love alive!!    This  E-STEAM Love channel on YouTube hopes to encourage E-STEAM Love interactive edutainment events.

We look forward to sharing the Casa de Paz holiday of Valentine’s Day, in whatever way we discover is collaboratively possible in February 2021. 

'Let the spirit of peace and the power of everlasting love be your guide’ 
quoted from John Lewis, in his memorial service on July 30, 2020.