F5 Radio

Featured Guest: Emily Hunt Turner, founder of All Square Minneapolis

Emily is a civil rights attorney in Minneapolis with a background in housing, architecture and public policy. She was born in St. Paul, grew up in Wahpeton, North Dakota and spent the last thirteen years in New York, Atlanta, and New Orleans.

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Prior to launching All Square,​ Emily worked on issues of prisoner reentry, fair housing and segregation for the Department of Housing & Urban Development (HUD). Her hope with All Square is to leverage her talent, privilege, and network to empower those historically excluded while dismantling the divides that are isolating and destabilizing communities across the country.

 All Square is a civil rights social enterprise centered on a craft grilled cheese restaurant and professional development institute.  Our aim is to ensure that people impacted by the criminal justice system have the financial support and social capital necessary for a bright and productive future. 

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What does it look like when you get out of prison? How do you respond to stigma, family, employment? Is it different to be a felon that is black versus white? All this and much more in 17 minutes of podcast!

Join Adam Martin, founder of F5 Project and Lenard Wells, F5 Project's Re-Entry Peer Support