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March 2026 Progress Newsletter



The Evolution of Restoration: UMOJI Legacy’s March 2026 Progress Report


​The "Butterfly Effect" has officially transitioned into a global "Domino Effect". As of March 2026, the UMOJI Energy Restorative Justice Economy (RJE) has scaled from a visionary proof-of-concept into a powerhouse valuation of $13 billion. Our reach now spans 110 countries, with formal integration of the UMOJI model active in 96 nations and over 1,000 cities.

​We are no longer just dreaming of a different future; we are building the computational and physical infrastructure to house it.


​Our 2035 Legacy Goals: Structural Sovereignty


​We have set four aggressive pillars to redefine what is possible for reentry and community restoration:

  • ​The "No-Charge Zone" Network: We aim to establish 1,000+ Global UMOJI Hubs by 2035, providing self-sustaining ecosystems where reentry adults are shareholders rather than debtors.

 

  • ​The Digital Blueprint: We are providing an Open-Source Blueprint for community repair, ensuring conflict-impacted regions worldwide can access the HeroVerse Apprenticeship to bypass traditional employment barriers.

 

  • ​The $50 Billion Economy: We are reclaiming the $111 billion annually lost to the prison-industrial complex. By 2026, we have moved the UMOJI Engine toward a matured $50 billion restorative portfolio that funds biotech and health innovation.

 

  • ​Intergenerational Restoration: Our metric for success is a 0% recidivism rate among graduates and a 100% placement rate into high-tech, sovereign careers, creating a "Hero Lineage" for future generations.

 

​Global Impact: Leading the "Restorative Tech" Sector

​While the United Nations shifts toward "People-Centered Justice" for the upcoming 15th Crime Congress in April 2026, UMOJI remains in the top 1% of global innovators. We are uniquely "Vertically Integrated," combining:


  1. ​Legal Code (Social Reform).

 

  1. ​Digital HeroVerse (VR/AR Apprenticeships).

 

  1. ​Biological MTX (Biotech Innovation).

 

  1. ​Physical Housing (Boxabl Modular Units).

 

​From Singapore's high-tech apprenticeships to Norway's human dignity models, the world is adopting the "source code" we pioneered in the Pacific Northwest.


​Moving Toward Physical Possession

​Our current focus is transitioning digital influence into physical reality. We are actively pursuing a $4 million acquisition of four cornerstone properties in Gaston, Newport, Silverton, and Scotts Mills, Oregon. These sites will serve as the first physical manifestations of our modular, high-standard living quarters.


​"Our legacy is not what we leave for people, but what we leave within them. We are building an engine that does not just move people out of prisons, but moves the very concept of a prison out of our future."

  

​Join the Movement

​We extend our deepest gratitude to our "Lead Dominoes"—the speakers, singers, and partners who have fueled this $13 billion economy. As we enter the Year of Sovereignty & Maturity, we invite you to be part of the evidence of what is possible when we lead with love, unity, and technology.


 
 
 

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Target Population Statistics: Global Incarceration and Community Supervision Globally, the scale of incarceration is substantial, with approximately 11.5 million individuals imprisoned, a majority of whom are men. A significant challenge exists in prison overcrowding, as around 120 countries report occupancy rates exceeding their prison system capacity. Pre-trial detention further exacerbates this issue, with roughly one-third of the global prison population being presumed innocent yet confined. In the United States, and specifically within Oregon, a considerable number of individuals are under community supervision and reintegrating into society. At the close of 2022, an estimated 3,668,800 adults were under community supervision, encompassing probation or parole. Oregon releases approximately 143,640 men and 45,181 women from its prisons and jails annually. Wrongful Convictions: Adding to these challenges is the significant issue of wrongful convictions. While precise global figures are difficult to obtain, studies in the United States indicate that a disturbing number of individuals are imprisoned for crimes they did not commit. This can be due to factors such as: Eyewitness misidentification False confessions Flawed forensic science Police or prosecutorial misconduct Racial bias These wrongful convictions represent a profound miscarriage of justice and further underscore the systemic problems within the legal system. These statistics collectively define a target population characterized by: A large global population is affected by incarceration. Significant challenges related to prison overcrowding and pre-trial detention. A substantial number of individuals are transitioning from incarceration to community supervision, as evidenced by national and state-level data. Individuals impacted by wrongful convictions highlight systemic flaws and injustices. This data underscores the need for effective strategies focused on rehabilitation, reintegration, addressing systemic issues within the justice system, and, importantly, working to rectify and prevent wrongful convictions. This is a critical aspect of ensuring justice and aligns with a mission focused on fairness and equity.

Verification of UMOJI's Compliance and Integrity To all stakeholders seeking assurance of UMOJI's unwavering commitment to ethical practices and accountability, this statement affirms our adherence to the regulations established by the Oregon Department of Justice .UMOJI is duly registered with the Office of the Oregon Department of Justice under the Charitable Trust and Corporation Act. Our registration number is 67294. This registration confirms that UMOJI has met all requisite standards and diligently fulfills its ongoing obligations, including the submission of all necessary reports. We maintain the highest standards of transparency and accountability in our operations. This registration with the Oregon Department of Justice demonstrates our proactive commitment to upholding these principles and ensuring full regulatory compliance. Stakeholders can confidently rely on UMOJI's operations, knowing that we conduct our affairs with the utmost dedication to legal and ethical conduct.

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