“Everything you need to know about programs at Crispus Attucks Center that intersect with the justice system: helping your clients find the programs they need.”  We are honored to have Michael D. Jefferson speak to the York County Bar about the programs he directs for the Crispus Attucks Center for Employment and Training. The programs provided through this community partner enhance and enable the success of ex-offenders in their re-entry into our community. Mr. Jefferson will provide an overview of his programs and answer all your questions about the positive impact these programs have on the lives of those he works with, and in turn, strengthens our community.  Michael D. Jefferson is the Director of the Crispus Attucks Center for Employment and Training and Lead Trainer for the Valuing Differences Program.  He is very active in the Drug and Alcohol and Prison Reentry Community and oversees three Residential Transitional Houses for ex-offenders at Crispus Attucks.