Our Stories

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Jami Johnson-Hood, August 2014 Graduate

“It’s a strange turn of events that the office that prosecuted me, actually hired me,” Jami said with a laugh. Jami works in administration at the Oklahoma County District Attorney’s Office. The exact same office where, in 2012, she was being prosecuted for three felonies.

 
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Sunnie Jamerson, August 2014 Graduate

Sunnie Jamerson is confidently pursuing her professional dreams. She earned a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology and is one year away from completing her Master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling. To meet Sunnie today, you would never know that in 2011, she was facing multiple felony charges and up to seven years in prison.

 
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Christy Jester, March 2018 Graduate

Meeting Christy Jester today, it is hard to imagine that just over 4 years ago she was lost, hurting, and battling a 21 year addiction with meth and cocaine. She says getting picked up by a bounty hunter on March 7, 2016 was a defining moment and she knew that she needed help.