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Profiles in Rehabilitation. The experiences that changed prisoners lives and the book that can change yours. Contributing authors: Donel Poston, James Wilson, Nate Ramazzini, Jose Duarte, Adrian Woodard, Brett Richardson, Christopher Compton, Doon Saetern, Lionel Shell, Brian Fiore, Ray Bracamonte, Steven Allee, Marty Lemaster, Charlse Smith, Renrick Drake, Albert Sandoval, Aaron Chandra. This book contains several histories of men who entered prison as unrepentant criminals but through education, spiritual reflection and new friendships have transformed their lives and the lives of hundreds of other incarcerated persons. These men have founded self-help groups, organized pro-social community events, sponsored fund raising and operated as academic and peer mentors throughout the prison facility. Going from losers to leaders, these men have blazed a trail on the pathway of moral redemption.