UIX: Jahaun McKinley, Keith Maki prove not all doors are closed after serving time behind bars
After serving prison time, Jahaun McKinley defies stereotypes and, with Cascade Engineering's Keith Maki, helps create a path to success for others like him. Kevin Lignell reports on a program that helps former inmates find housing, secure employment, and adapt to new cultural expectations.
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