Valley Ex-Con Works to Help Others Avoid His Fate

April 26, 2010 by Jodie Heisner

A conference going on in Phoenix this week is working to create solutions to help keep ex-prisoners from re-entering the system.


A conference going on in Phoenix this week is working to create solutions to help keep ex-prisoners from re-entering the system.

The conference is called Out4Life and one of the people involved is an ex-offender himself, Natividad Mendoza. After being in and out of prison for more than half his life, Mendoza has created a program called From Gangs to Jobs to help people like himself.

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