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Aisha Babylonia Campbell
Founder and Executive Director of Habakkuk's Vision Charitable Ministries, a criminal justice reform organization serving formerly incarcerated individuals and domestic violence survivors in New Jersey.
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Jul 9, 2026
Through the Gates: The Struggle to Rebuild After Prison in New Jersey
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12:03For me, I'm also justice impacted, right? And collectively, eight years within the justice system.
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12:12I came home with something called, you know how you have PTSD? I had PTPD, post-traumatic prison disorder.
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12:21And there were areas in my life that I didn't know that I needed to be healed from, right? There were things like, The isolation.
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12:27I was always the type of woman that I just liked to be by myself.
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12:31But after incarceration, it just became a little bit more heightened.
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12:35I did six months in solitary confinement and I didn't realize why was I so comfortable in solitary confinement? And that's because I realized that I was shielding.
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17:44Aaron TurnerHOST
Aisha, can we talk a little bit about your organization and how the reentry journey is different for women?
