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The Integrity Center

-Reintegrating Integrity in Our Community-

Who We Are

The Integrity Center is dedicated to supporting individuals and families as they rebuild, grow and move forward.

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We are committed to creating real change through support, guidance, and opportunity. 

What We Do

The Integrity Center delivers holistic, hands-on support to individuals, families, and victims impacted by incarceration. Our work is rooted in restoration—addressing harm while creating pathways for healing, accountability, and long-term stability.

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We provide comprehensive reentry support for individuals returning home from incarceration, equipping them with the tools needed for successful reintegration, including employment readiness, financial literacy, and life skills development. At the same time, we support families as they navigate separation, reunification, and the rebuilding of trust.

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Equally important, we center victims by providing services, resources, and access to restorative justice opportunities that prioritize healing, voice, and resolution. Through guided restorative practices, we create space for accountability, understanding, and meaningful reconciliation where appropriate.

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Our programs are intentionally designed to strengthen the entire family unit. We serve youth, parents, and individuals at all stages of transition, helping them manage stress, navigate complex challenges, and set achievable goals. By combining education, support, talk therapy, and structured guidance, we empower individuals and families to rebuild their lives, restore relationships, and create sustainable futures.

Founders

Baron and Beverly met as children, growing up next door to one another. What began as a simple neighborly connection evolved into friendship, then into a deep and lasting bond, best friends, partners, and ultimately husband and wife. During their teenage years, a neighborhood shooting changed our lives forever. In an act of instinctive courage, Baron shielded Beverly, and they were both struck by the same bullet. His bravery saved her life, and from that moment forward, their connection was rooted not only in love but in purpose.

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Baron served 23 years in prison. Throughout that time, Beverly remained steadfast, raising their children, supporting his growth, and standing beside him through every challenge. Despite the distance, Baron remained an intentional father, finding meaningful ways to stay present in their children’s lives, from clipping coupons to creating study charts to support their education. Their faith carried them, and today, with Baron home, their family stands restored and united.

They are blessed with five children and twelve grandchildren, all of whom cherish their Papa. During his incarceration, restorative justice became a turning point in Baron’s life. It gave him the space to reflect, take accountability, and grow in ways that traditional systems often do not allow. That experience not only transformed him but also laid the foundation for our work today.

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Since his release, Baron has become a powerful voice for change, advocating against mass incarceration, working alongside organizations such as WISDOM and EXPO, and co-founding The Integrity Center. Together, they are committed to advancing restoration through reentry support, family-centered services, victim advocacy, and restorative justice practices. They believe that true justice must create space for healing, accountability, and reconciliation—for everyone impacted.

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Their mission is rooted in breaking cycles of incarceration and restoring individuals, families, and communities. They are equally committed to supporting victims of crime through holistic, trauma-informed services that honor their voices and promote healing.  At the same time, they walk alongside individuals returning home, helping them rebuild their lives with dignity, stability, and purpose.

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At the heart of everything they do is a commitment to restoring integrity within individuals, within families, and within our communities. Our journey has shown us that transformation is possible, restoration is powerful, and when given the opportunity, people can heal, grow, and create lasting change one life at a time.

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Baron & Beverly Walker

Our family was featured in the documentary “Milwaukee 53206,” highlighting the impact of mass incarceration.

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