INDIANAPOLIS — In an effort to connect with justice-impacted individuals and provide them a fresh start, Martin University will co-host a Second Chance Expo Job and Resource Fair on Friday, April 25 from 10 a.m.. to 4 p.m. on its campus, 2186 North Sherman Dr. on the east side.
Attendees can expect access to job opportunities and gain vital resources, including speakers, workshops led by local organizations, and a panel featuring professionals who have worked within key sectors of the justice system sharing their expertise and insights on pathways to success. Food trucks will be on-site creating a welcoming space for networking and community connection.
In addition to Martin University, the event is being presented by Trusted Mentors, REFORM Indy, Fathers & Families, Step Up Inc., Catholic Archdiocese of Indianapolis Corrections Ministries, Constructing our Futures, P.A.C.E, Goodwill of Central & Southern Indiana, 2nd Chance Indiana, RecycleForce, Thomas Ridley, and the City of Indianapolis Division of Reentry.
Featured speakers will be Keidrain “Bossman” Brewster and Tanaine Jenkins. Brewster is a TEDtalk Speaker, entrepreneur, author and founder of Big Reform who tells an amazing story of how he rebuilt his life after 13 years of incarceration by starting a trucking company. Jenkins is also a TEDtalk Speaker, Recidivism Strategist, author and founder of Everything I am, tells a fascinating story of her journey from corrections to business owner and activist focused on re-entry strategies.
The event is free and open to the public. To register, visit bit.ly/3QXUa23 or text “EXPO” to 317-985-5041.