LAUNCHING IN JUNE 2019, I Give You The Springtime of My Blushing Heart: A Poetic Love Song a book that she and her beloved late husband Dedan Gills envisioned and worked on even as he entered Zen Hospice in San Francisco, where he took his final breath, in December 2015.

In reflecting on Springtime..., Danny Glover has said, "This beautiful and engaging love story by two friends and life-long human rights and social justice activists models what love can be in these times. Dedan's poetic vision, ranging from the personal to the cosmic, enriches us all."

Belvie is also a contributor to a book about to launch from Inner Pathways Publishing: The Power of Love: A Transformed Heart Changes The World, Compiled by Dr. Fran Grace based on a journey inspired by Dr. David Hawkins, in which she co-authored the essay, “Love and The Healing of Societal Wounds”, with Dedan.

It is well on its way to becoming a textbook on global ethics, launched at the Parliament of World Religions in November 2018. In addition, Grandmother Mona Polacca and The Council of 13 Indigenous Grandmother's essay appears in the same anthology. Grandmother Mona and Belvie are both presenters and mentor faculty for The Connection Series, a yearlong mentorship opportunity with global experts in Restorative Justice offered by RJ on The Rise.

Belvie was the host of the ConverZations That Matter Series for the Institute of Noetic Sciences (IONS), inspired and supported by then- President James O'Dea. The Series included Van Jones and other visionary thought leaders and activists ranging from Julia "Butterfly" Hill, cosmologist Brian Swimme, Riane Eisler and scientist Erich Jarvis to theologian Barbara Holmes, Carl Anthony, Insight Meditation Ruth King, astronaut Edgar Mitchell (the 6th man to walk on the moon), Mary Evelyn Tucker and others. The weaving of those dialogues and conversations is the subject of the book that Belvie is currently working on.

As a result of her life experiences, a framing question arose: how can one’s personal struggle with injustice across the board be transformed to service, to give back to the countless millions who suffer each day?

Molly recognized that victims voices are excluded from process, and that offenders are especially treated inhumanely, often forced to re-live their crime endlessly. The lack of any form of say from any stakeholder in the criminal justice system keeps people separate and uninvolved in outcomes, while in fact millions of lives are destroyed needlessly.

The US incarcerates 25% of the worlds prisoners, while comprising 5% of total global population. Within that statistic is also the fact that the system oppresses black men, and the mentally ill, at rates that are astoundingly clear: criminal justice is not about healing or equality--it has been about denying those who are our most meek, or those who this culture deems undeserving or dangerous. Molly's work aims to make real the tough issues we've long swept under the rug. Her life is dedicated to truth and advocacy.

Molly founded Restorative Justice on The Rise, an ongoing public dialogue and education platform, in 2011, and has trained in facilitation of Circles with Dominic Barter, Sylvia Clute, the late Dr. Beverly Title, and has participated in or led dialogues with both high-risk and misdemeanor conflicts.