Concordance President & COO, Michelle Smith was recently featured in an article for PBS NewsHour, covering untreated dental issues and dental care in the context of mass incarceration.
Michelle speaks to the impact that the cycle of reincarceration has on the larger community and what that can mean in the context of physical health for justice-involved individuals.
Read How Poor Dental Care in Prison Makes Reentry Harder for Formerly Incarcerated People here.
Concordance, a CARF-accredited re-entry non-profit headquartered in St. Louis, announced that Susan Stith, former Vice President, Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion at Cigna and President of the Cigna Foundation, has joined […]
Concordance, a CARF accredited, re-entry non-profit headquartered in St. Louis, announced that Eric Brunngraber, Chairman & CEO of Cass Information Systems, Inc., has joined the organization’s board of directors. “I […]
Emerson today announced the donation of 250 acres of property it owns near Winfield, Missouri, including its former corporate conference center facility, to Concordance, a St. Louis-based re-entry nonprofit that […]