Themes of Hope & Justice
Victory At 34 brings honest conversations about incarceration, violence, gangs, justice reform, and mentorship to the people who need to hear them most—young people, community members, and decision-makers. My talks are built to honor real-life struggle while calling all of us to a higher standard of responsibility and care. Whether I’m speaking to a school, a nonprofit, a faith community, or a business, the goal is the same: fewer lives lost to harm, more lives rebuilt in service to their communities.
Key Speaking Engagements
Through Victory At 34, I’m seeking partners who want to bring lived experience to the front of the room—principals, program directors, pastors, organizers, and business leaders who are ready to invest in real conversations. In each engagement, we talk openly about violence, gangs, prison, and community repair. The goal is simple: turn a single event into the start of a long-term shift. And this is why I will personally work with leaders who want more than a motivational talk—they want honest stories, hard questions, and clear next steps for youth, staff, and community members to move toward change.
Invite the Movement
This is where you finalize your request for a Victory At 34 event. I am now accepting speaking invitations for business and community spaces that are ready for honest stories, hope, healing, restoration, and justice. After 34 years navigating the justice system, I partner with programs, educational facilities, correctional institutions, faith-based organizations, community groups, and business leaders who are serious about restoration, responsibility, and reform. Please share your event details below. Tell me about your audience, your goals, your support, and your budget, and we'll explore together the best fit for your community and next steps.
Frequently Asked Questions
What topics do you focus on in your speaking?
My speaking focuses on social reform, justice reform, accountability, healing, and becoming a better representation of who we are—individually and as a community.
Which audiences are you currently speaking to?
Right now, I’m focused on youth and young adults, justice-impacted individuals and families, schools and community programs, faith communities, and corporate or organizational leaders who are serious about real change.
How long are your typical speaking sessions?
Most talks run between 30 and 60 minutes, with room to include Q&A or guided dialogue when it serves your audience best.
Are you available for travel and on-site visits?
Yes, I’m available for travel and on-site visits, with details and costs worked out together during the planning process.
What is your approach to storytelling?
My approach is rooted in honesty, lived experience, and care. I tell the truth about how crime, systems, and choices shape our lives, using my own story to open space for healing, responsibility, and a different future.