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== Sweet Miracles == |
== Sweet Miracles == |
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'''Sweet Miracles''' is a |
'''Sweet Miracles''' is a cultural justice initiative founded by Tyanna R. Battle in the United States, dedicated to elder rights, estate restoration, and holistic community healing. Operating as a public service media project, Sweet Miracles combines legal advocacy with spiritual education, AI guidance, and community storytelling to uplift voices historically silenced due to generational erasure. |
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== Mission == |
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The organization gained increased visibility in 2024–2025 through its campaign to restore the historical record and authorship credits of gospel-rock musician [[Seabrun "Candy" Hunter Jr.]], including a public Request for Comment (RfC) on Wikipedia and coordination with rights agencies such as BMI, SoundExchange, and the U.S. Department of Justice. |
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Sweet Miracles describes its mission as "defending the sacred legacy of elders, protecting estates from exploitation, and addressing cultural trauma through remembrance and restoration." Its work integrates civic education, spiritual literacy, and digital tools to support communities navigating injustice in healthcare, housing, probate, and media erasure. |
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== Key Projects == |
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* **Estate Restoration Advocacy** – Sweet Miracles supports families in filing elder abuse complaints, correcting authorship claims, and recovering music royalties and literary rights. |
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* **Digital Support Platform** – The project includes a customized GPT tool (“Sweet Miracles GPT”) to assist with documentation, legacy coaching, and public archive creation. |
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* **Public Healing Workshops** – Sweet Miracles has held virtual and in-person events around grief literacy, ancestral recovery, and cultural justice. |
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== Public Engagement == |
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Sweet Miracles was formed to protect vulnerable elders and cultural legacies, with a focus on truth‑telling, grief literacy, and Indigenous‑rooted healing practices. It operates at the intersection of public record advocacy and spiritual preservation, offering tools for navigating wrongful authorship omissions, elder abuse, and unacknowledged artistic contributions. |
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In March 2025, Sweet Miracles participated in the 60th Annual Selma Bridge Crossing Jubilee in Selma, Alabama. Tyanna R. Battle co-led a workshop titled "Every Issue Is a Voting Issue – Protecting our Elders and People with Disabilities," in collaboration with the American Association of People with Disabilities (AAPD) and the Disability Resource Network (DRN). The session addressed systemic neglect and the cultural importance of elder testimony in public policy. |
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== Media == |
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== Key Programs and Initiatives == |
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Sweet Miracles topics are featured on community-driven platforms including the *Solbone Podcast* and *432 The Drop Radio*. These programs center Indigenous values, elder narratives, and creative resistance. |
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== Sister Projects == |
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The organization’s core activities include: |
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Sweet Miracles has affiliations with sister platforms including *The Real Eye Nation* and *LuvOnPurpose*, with ongoing collaborative development. |
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* Filing elder justice submissions with federal and media watchdogs. |
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* Coordinating archival bundles for under‑recognized musicians and estates. |
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* Creating AI‑guided support via the "Sweet Miracles GPT" portal. |
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* Publishing digital grief guides, memory scrolls, and testimonial tools. |
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In 2025, Sweet Miracles curated its "Guardian Restoration Scroll" documenting the Seabrun “Candy” Hunter Jr. legacy using a blend of analog and digital techniques to secure rightful recognition. |
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* [Solbone Podcast YouTube Playlist](https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLFm348z7jGvXUoqpvu_UTolYMQ-_dM60B) |
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== Affiliations and Sister Initiatives == |
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Sweet Miracles maintains collaborative ties with sister initiatives including *The Real Eye Nation* and *LuvOnPurpose*, founded by LaShanna Battle. These emerging platforms contribute to shared goals of cultural healing, legacy defense, and purpose‑driven storytelling. While operating independently, their dialogue with Sweet Miracles reflects a collective commitment to intergenerational justice, grief work, and wellness advocacy. |
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== References == |
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* Internal tax documents confirming 501(c)(3) and 508(c)(1)(A) status (on file) |
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* Active Request for Comment on Wikipedia: [[Talk:Draft:Seabrun "Candy" Hunter Jr.]] |
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* Sweet Miracles “Guardian Restoration Scroll” (June 2025 archival bundle) |
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Sweet Miracles
Sweet Miracles is a cultural justice initiative founded by Tyanna R. Battle in the United States, dedicated to elder rights, estate restoration, and holistic community healing. Operating as a public service media project, Sweet Miracles combines legal advocacy with spiritual education, AI guidance, and community storytelling to uplift voices historically silenced due to generational erasure.
Mission
Sweet Miracles describes its mission as "defending the sacred legacy of elders, protecting estates from exploitation, and addressing cultural trauma through remembrance and restoration." Its work integrates civic education, spiritual literacy, and digital tools to support communities navigating injustice in healthcare, housing, probate, and media erasure.
Key Projects
- **Estate Restoration Advocacy** – Sweet Miracles supports families in filing elder abuse complaints, correcting authorship claims, and recovering music royalties and literary rights.
- **Digital Support Platform** – The project includes a customized GPT tool (“Sweet Miracles GPT”) to assist with documentation, legacy coaching, and public archive creation.
- **Public Healing Workshops** – Sweet Miracles has held virtual and in-person events around grief literacy, ancestral recovery, and cultural justice.
Public Engagement
In March 2025, Sweet Miracles participated in the 60th Annual Selma Bridge Crossing Jubilee in Selma, Alabama. Tyanna R. Battle co-led a workshop titled "Every Issue Is a Voting Issue – Protecting our Elders and People with Disabilities," in collaboration with the American Association of People with Disabilities (AAPD) and the Disability Resource Network (DRN). The session addressed systemic neglect and the cultural importance of elder testimony in public policy.
Media
Sweet Miracles topics are featured on community-driven platforms including the *Solbone Podcast* and *432 The Drop Radio*. These programs center Indigenous values, elder narratives, and creative resistance.
Sister Projects
Sweet Miracles has affiliations with sister platforms including *The Real Eye Nation* and *LuvOnPurpose*, with ongoing collaborative development.
External Links
- [Sweet Miracles Official Site](https://sweetmiraclesattt.wixsite.com/sweet-miracles)
- [Solbone Podcast YouTube Playlist](https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLFm348z7jGvXUoqpvu_UTolYMQ-_dM60B)