BBARC’s work is powered by community members who mentor, staff the Welcome Center, run workshops, and help people navigate life after incarceration. Meet the volunteers who make that possible.
Brooklynn Turner: Brooklynn has volunteered with BBARC since May 2026, managing the organization’s website and representing BBARC at local community events. She’s currently pursuing a graduate degree in applied American politics and policy, with a focus on criminal justice reform. Volunteering with BBARC helps her turn that academic interest into hands-on community work.
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