Trusted Mentors, in conjunction with Martin University and many community sponsors, hosts the Second Chance Expo Job and Resource Fair from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on April 25 at the university’s campus at 2186 North Sherman Drive.
The event provides justice-impacted individuals access to job opportunities, workshops and valuable resources for a fresh start.
Martin University President Sean Huddleston knows how important events like the Second Chance Expo are to the community.
“Martin University continues to be a valuable community resource for individuals seeking to improve their lives and provide a better future for their families,” Huddleston said. “We are proud that we are an institution whose mission is centered on offering second chances and giving individuals a new beginning.”
Inspiring keynote speeches from Keidrain “Bossman” Brewster, an entrepreneur and founder of Big Reform, and Tanaine Jenkins, a reentry strategist and business owner.
Additionally, the expo features panel discussions, networking opportunities and food trucks.
The expo is free and open to the public. Registration is available at bit.ly/3QXUa23 or by texting “EXPO” to 317-985-5041.
List of community partners for Second Chance Expo
- Catholic Archdiocese of Indianapolis Prison Ministries
- Fathers and Families Center
- Goodwill of Central & Southern Indiana
- Martin University
- Office of Public Health and Safety
- RecycleForce/Keys2Work
- REFORM Alliance Indiana
- Step-Up Inc.
- Trusted Mentors
- 2nd Chance Indiana
- Constructing Our Future
- Public Advocates in Community Re-Entry (PACE)
- Thomas Ridley’s 1 Like Me
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