Deborah Sheehan was incarcerated at Washington Corrections Center for Women for 6 years. During that time, she took advantage of the programming opportunities available to her and also sought to understand what was needed but not offered. Upon her release, she experienced the barriers that individuals leaving incarceration often face. She completed her Bachelor of Arts in Law and Justice with a minor in Political Science. It has been her goal to help those involved in the justice system and still experiencing incarceration with their reentry process, understanding that it is imperative to start this work while still incarcerated.

Deborah worked for a family law firm as a paralegal while finishing her degree, and she currently works for the Freedom Education Project Puget Sound (FEPPS) as a Program Operations Manager for the AA and BA programs at WCCW. She is also working on bringing back a Reentry Fair for this fall to assist those leaving prison, along with other reentry projects. Jane has two wonderful sons who have been there for her throughout all of her experiences and have been her foundation throughout this entire process.

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