Leaders from St. Charles County, St. Louis and St. Louis County are committing $2 million toward an effort to reduce the likelihood that ex-convicts will return to prison.
The funding, announced at a joint press conference Tuesday, would support the Concordance Academy of Leadership, a new program being developed by Washington University researchers and former Wells Fargo Advisors chief executive Danny Ludeman.
The end of the year always conjures up moments of reflection and feelings of gratitude. We think back over the year and reflect on the people who came into our […]
Concordance, a CARF accredited, re-entry non-profit headquartered in St. Louis, announced today that Dr. Roderick Nunn, Vice President of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion at SSM Health and former Executive Vice […]
Concordance, a CARF accredited, re-entry non-profit headquartered in St. Louis, announced today that it raised $1 million through its generous event sponsors and nearly 300 attendees at their 2022 First […]