In 1999, to commemorate the 100th Anniversary of the founding of America’s first juvenile court, a non-profit published a book called Second Chances about 25 people who got in trouble with the law when they were kids and turned their lives around with the help and confidentiality protections of the juvenile justice system. One of the people profiled, with his permission, was Senator Alan Simpson who died earlier this month. His story reminds us all of the importance of the work we do every day to set kids on the right track - and how they can go on to do great things given the chance!
Read a LinkedIn post on: Second Chances: Alan Simpson
