Breaking Into Startups: How Divine broke the cycle of recidivism to become a leader in criminal justice reform

At the point when individuals are discharged from jail, it is frequently hard for them to reintegrate into society due to their "criminal" history notwithstanding when they have been in jail for a "peaceful wrongdoing".

At the point when individuals are discharged from jail, it is frequently hard for them to reintegrate into society due to their "criminal" history.

With that in mind, finding an occupation is practically incomprehensible when an organization runs a record verification, and the as of late "liberated" individual is compelled to come back to wrongdoing so as to put sustenance on the table.

That cycle is called recidivism and today our visitor Divine discusses how he got through.

People may have as of now read the anecdote about how Divine met Ben Horowitz, which is surely amazing, however this scene discusses Divine's surroundings growing up. His choices prompted to making $200,000 a month at 19 years of age, and in the end landed him in jail.

A short time later, he found out about how imperative training is to break the cycle of recidivism and how private enterprises are profiting from mass imprisonment. Divine additionally connected with realize what tech pioneers are accomplishing for criminal equity change and the sky is the limit from there.

In the event that you are somebody that was once in the past imprisoned or in the event that you know somebody that is looking to begin once again after detainment, Divine lays out a playbook to go from imprisonment to advancement.