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Building Bridges: Barber Shop Talks and Second Chances with Michael Haas | Faces of Our Cities
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Welcome to another compelling episode of "Faces of Our Cities" with your host, Jesse Hieb! Today, we're honored to have a heartfelt conversation with the incredible Michael Haas, CEO and Executive Director of Empower MKE. Join us as we delve into Mike's extraordinary journey, from overcoming personal challenges to becoming a beacon of hope for countless others.
**About Michael Haas:**
Michael Haas, a former inmate turned community leader, shares his powerful story of redemption and transformation. Having faced adversity and incarceration, Mike's journey inspires and highlights the potential for positive change, even in the most challenging circumstances.
**Episode Highlights:**
- π Mike's journey from incarceration to empowerment.
- π Creating Empower MK: A pre-charging program providing second chances for young individuals facing charges.
- π¬ Barber Shop Talks: Bridging gaps between youth and law enforcement for open, constructive conversations.
- π Success Stories: Discover the remarkable achievements of program participants, from detectives to U.S. Marshals.
**Key Takeaways:**
1. Every individual deserves a second chance, a principle embodied by Empower MK.
2. Building trust between law enforcement and youth can lead to positive community engagement.
3. Mike's personal experiences inform and guide the program, offering a unique perspective on rehabilitation.
**Connect with Empower MKE**
- π LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/michael-h-11839a33
Join us on this enlightening journey with Michael Haas, where stories of resilience and empowerment take center stage. Like, share, and subscribe for more inspiring conversations on "Faces of Our Cities"! πβ¨
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