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urning Crime Into Cautionary Wisdom
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What once brought harm can now bring help. John Kibera uses his criminal past not to glorify it, but to warn others. His story is living proof that mistakes don’t disqualify someone from becoming a teacher. In fact, his honesty makes his message more believable to youth. Communities can benefit when reformed individuals share their experiences — in schools, community centers, and youth prisons. These testimonies open conversations that statistics or lectures can’t. When someone like Kibera says “I’ve been there,” it cuts through the noise. Turning crime into cautionary wisdom creates education born from experience, not theory.