Vonya Quarles: Attorney and Advocate Pays It Forward With Support For Formerly Incarcerated Women

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Vonya Quarles’ journey from being formerly incarcerated to achieving her law degree and founding a nonprofit to help individuals reentering society as she did, embodies the mission of Women Organizing for Justice and Opportunity (WOJO), a six-month leadership program for formerly incarcerated women.

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