Mentorship Of Those Imprisoned: Why Do I Do It?

It's Time For Moore Injury Funding

This Episode features a special guest Kevin M. Weeks. The reason I say special, is not just because he is a freelance Paralegal, a man who is heavily involved in and dedicated to Georgia Association of Paralegals (GAP) for the last seven years, published Writer of four award-winning small press crime fiction books, but also a Mentor to the families who have a family member or a loved one who is or was incarcerated. Why does Kevin care so much about the incarcerated individuals? Because he himself spent twenty one years in a prison of Georgia Department of Corrections. Kevin Weeks is a Board Member of Justice Reform Partnership, Member of GAP, and that of PEN America.
Mr. Weeks shares a few intimate details of his life story that is truly unique in every aspect. Author Kevin Weeks talks about his inspiration for writing his urban crime fiction books and also about his mentorship platform of those imprisoned and support through mentorship of their beloved families.
He has graduated with a diploma of Paralegal Studies from Blackstone Career Institute in Pennsylvania. He is an urban crime fiction author and has received numerous awards from NY Hollywood and London Book Festival over 10 years ago. The National Incarnation Association (NIA) has recently announced Kevin’s position as a special project manager.
Kevin has a first-hand experience with the criminal justice system and resigned in Forsyth GA. To add to his colorful resume and to balance it all out, Kevin is also an avid e-bike rider.

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