FIFTH HOUSE OF CREATIVITY INC.

Abstract
Recording Sanctions — Reform and Life Line is a sovereign creative reform initiative that restores dignity, identity, and opportunity for incarcerated individuals. Through music, licensing, nourishment, and cultural restoration, it transforms prisons into sites of healing and creation.

Assertions

• Humanity is not revoked by sentencing.
• Music is not luxury — it is lifeline.
• Creativity is sovereignty, and licensing is infrastructure.
• Justice reform must include cultural repair.

Mechanics
Inputs: Recording studios, sonic stations, mentors, neurofeedback, food forests.
Processes: Voluntary creative access, ethical licensing, trauma-informed workshops.
Outputs: Royalties, cultural memory, identity restoration, economic empowerment.

Valuation

• Pilot investment in the high-six-figure CAD range
• Annual revenue projected in the multi-million CAD range
• 5-year trajectory scalable into eight-figure CAD asset value

Monetization

• Music streams, licensing, publishing
• Grants + restorative arts funding
• Merchandise + archival projects
• Sponsorships + ethical brand partnerships

Governance

• Owned and operated by Fifth House of Creativity Inc.
• All participation voluntary, fully credited, and compensated
• Scroll-protected sovereign metadata protocols

Risks & Mitigations

• Risk: Exploitation concerns → Mitigation: voluntary, transparent compensation.
• Risk: Institutional resistance → Mitigation: phased partnerships, pilot success stories.
• Risk: Cultural tokenization → Mitigation: community-led facilitation, legacy-rooted protocols.

Evidence

• Pilot ledger filed March 2025
• Budget in the high-six-figure CAD range
• Long-term growth projected in the eight-figure CAD range

Changelog

• March 2025: Proposal submitted
• June 2025: Ledger entry prepared
• July 2025: Pilot facility onboarding