Reclaiming Lives
Reclaiming Lives
Episode 12: Rico Gutierrez - How Racism, Anger and Incarceration Led to Familia Unida
Episode 12: Rico Gutierrez - How Racism, Anger and Incarceration Led to Familia Unida
Episode 12: Rico Gutierrez - How Racism, Anger and Incarceration Led to Familia Unida
Tuesday 15th March 2022
Rico Gutierrez shares his journey from racism and incarceration to redemption through Familia Unida Bike Builders on 'Survivors of Addiction'.
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Get the buttons here!From Anger to Advocacy: Rico Gutierrez's Journey with Familia Unida
I love everything you do, I love your heart, I love everything you're about and the way that you pour into the kids, based on your experience.
Imagine growing up in a small Oregon town as the child of migrant farm workers, facing racism and turning to your fists to cope. This was Rico Gutierrez's reality. In this gripping episode of 'Survivors of Addiction', Rico recounts his tumultuous path from anger and incarceration to finding a new lease on life through service. His story is a testament to the transformative power of giving back.
After battling alcoholism and spending time behind bars, Rico sought redemption by founding Familia Unida Bike Builders, a non-profit that mentors at-risk youth through bike and custom car building. This episode dives into Rico's journey of making amends, overcoming shame, and discovering the importance of community support in recovery. If you're looking for a tale of resilience and hope, Rico's story is one you won't want to miss.