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This book embarks on an explorative journey into a groundbreaking initiative that illuminates the power of redemption and the pivotal role of compassion within the criminal justice system. At its core, this book narrates the transformative vision of Ohio's Expedited Pardon Project.  

Kent State University (KSU), with its rich history and commitment to fostering an inclusive and equitable environment, stands as a beacon of social justice and progressive education. This commitment is evident through its physical demographic landscape, statewide and global impact, the contributions of esteemed faculty members, and its engagement in significant historical and contemporary movements. 

Health equity goes beyond equality. While equality aims to provide the same resources and opportunities to everyone, equity recognizes the historical and systemic barriers that have prevented marginalized groups from accessing quality healthcare and aims to correct these disparities. 

This handbook aims to provide a comprehensive guide for aspiring mental health professionals, particularly those interested in pursuing careers in counseling and related fields. It offers an in-depth look at the history and evolution of mental health counseling, the current landscape of mental health needs, and the various career opportunities available. 

Learn how "The Courage To Help" by C Watson sheds light on the hidden aspects of domestic violence, equipping readers to identify signs of abuse and support friends in need effectively. Gain insights into addressing this pervasive issue and making a tangible difference. 

Zachary Friedland, a young athlete, shares his mental health struggles openly. The former collegiate basketball player highlights the pressure on athletes and its impact on mental well-being, shedding light on silent battles many face. His story showcases the link between sports, identity, and hypermasculinity. 

Dr. Judy Cunningham's eBook, "I See That Letter P on Your Nose," addresses how to help neurodivergent and vulnerable youth impacted by having a family member in prison. It emphasizes seeing their potential beyond struggles, highlighting the importance of communication and pushing for systemic changes to break the cycle of adversity. 

Discover the benefits of hiring returning citizens for your workforce. Explore legal considerations, financial incentives, and the positive impact of supporting second chances through employment on individuals and communities.  

Decreasing Stigma & Fear Surrounding Mental Health: This ebook discusses the Community Emergency Services and Supports Act, otherwise known as CESSA. It provides details on what CESSA is and the history of its making.   

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