Domestic abuse will continue for as long as divorce court abuse is allowed to continue.

“Eloise Johnson offers us her deeply personal story of living on the soul-crushing end of every major system (judicial, educational, social services, healthcare). Through this unflinching look at the toll our policies take on human lives, Dancing Around the Cracks miraculously finds hope. This book is a profound achievement -- a testament to the dignity of the human spirit, and a prophetic call to change our world.” Rev. Rachel McGuire, Rochester, N.Y. “Eloise Johnson is that rarest of people - someone who has found the strength to reassemble her life, recall her experiences and resist the systems that deny her dignity. She understands what it takes to create a more just world and offers her life as a gift to all of us who want to do the same.” Rev. Dr. Richard Newell Myers, Former President of the Greater Rochester Community of Churches, Rochester, N.Y “Every once in a while, a rose grows through the crack, a light shines through the darkness. Eloise is that rose and light. Her book nourishes the body and energizes the soul. Her Mother Love is the highest truth and it alone trumps all obstacles. Victory is assured!” Marilyn Tedeschi, current president of the American Association of University Women in Rochester, N.Y. With a foreword by Psychiatrist Christopher H. Hodgman, M.D. and a foreword by Divorce Court Attorney Michael T. Hagelberg,esq.

Eloise Susan Johnson has been a human rights activist for the past forty years. She advocates for the rights of women and children. She wrote Dancing Around the Cracks to bring together those who have always had a vision of a more fair and just society. Now is the time to make our vision a reality; the current deterioration of our society leaves us no other choice.