Serving life without parole (LWOP) Susan explains how her artworks became internationally known.

Hear what so unique about Jamie Meade’s case and how his academic journey opens doors for others.

Mentorship is so critical for young adults in prison. Carlton Banks explains the challenges and rewards.

With Michigan leading the country in incarceration of the elderly, Joshua Puckett stepped up. Hear how.

After being falsely incarcerated for murder, Isaac tells his story of trauma, survival, and reentry.

Demel Dukes is raising his voice above prison walls to explain why we need Second Look Legislation.

Chef, mentor, and self-published author Quentin Betty discusses his first book, “The Ripple Effects of Murder.”

Traumatized , coerced, and framed; Scott was 17 when he went to prison. He has DNA evidence proving his innocence and is still battling for freedom 33 years later..

Incarcerated at 16, earned bachelors and masters, tutored over thousands, 12, educational and rehabilitative, geared to helping prisoners make the most of their time.

Mr. Gee works with The Adolescent Redemptive & Restorative Program (TARP) to promote second chances for deserving individuals.

Dwight is tutor, mentor, and program developer. After achieving his education, he helped open up that door for other prisoners.

Gary Sudduth Story coming soon