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Native America Calling: Getting beyond your criminal past
Monday, January 10, 2022
Getting beyond your criminal past
A person convicted of a felony faces very serious consequences even after prison.
A felony conviction strips people of certain privileges—such as voting or running for office–that others take for granted.
A person who’s done time might also have trouble finding a job or a place to live.
Native America Calling will learn more out the barriers for people with a criminal past and ways to overcome them.
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