Susan Burton

A New Way of Life Reentry Project

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Founder and Executive Director of A New Way of Life Reentry Project, a nonprofit organization in South Central Los Angeles that helps formerly incarcerated women and girls

Susan Burton on KCRW

After finding herself abandoned by society after leaving prison, Susan Burton became the aid she and so many others in her position needed.

Is life after prison possible?

After finding herself abandoned by society after leaving prison, Susan Burton became the aid she and so many others in her position needed.

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