In this episode, Daniel Mendoza describes how shelter-in-place can trigger certain traumas related to being formerly incarcerated, and how he persists to engage in advocacy from his own home. To reach out and support the podcast: Email: <a href= "mailto:VarrioVoices@gmail.com">VarrioVoices@gmail.com</a> Website: VarrioVoices.com Instagram: @VarrioVoices @VelazPorVida Facebook: Varrio Voices

In this episode, Daniel Mendoza describes how shelter-in-place can trigger certain traumas related to being formerly incarcerated, and how he persists to engage in advocacy from his own home. To reach out and support the podcast: Email: VarrioVoices@gmail.com Website: VarrioVoices.com Instagram: @VarrioVoices @VelazPorVida Facebook: Varrio Voices

In this episode, Daniel Mendoza describes how shelter-in-place can trigger certain traumas related to being formerly incarcerated, and how he persists to engage in advocacy from his own home. To reach out and support the podcast: Email: <a href="mailto:VarrioVoices@gmail.com" rel="noopener noreferrer">VarrioVoices@gmail.com</a> Website: VarrioVoices.com Instagram: @VarrioVoices @VelazPorVida Facebook: Varrio Voices

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