Chablis Dandridge has been a consumer of social/human services all his life. From the justice system, to the mental health system and every system in between. Chablis received his college degree while serving a 13 year prison sentence, and paralegal certification and he learned to speak Spanish fluently during that time. Today, he focuses on reform advocacy and community outreach work, and has authored several books including “A Letter to My Sons, Leaving A Legacy of Love”. He devotes part of his professional attention to providing transitional housing for individuals returning to the community from incarceration.  He speaks publicly on human rights and social justice issues and is a tireless champion for recidivism reduction initiatives and youth intervention programs. He is a huge proponent of Forensic Peer Support and is committed to devoting the rest of his life to ensure that the profession is recognized and employed nationally and internationally.