Danny Ludeman

Concordance offers classes, therapy and coaching for people getting out of prison.

5 Years In, Concordance’s Prisoner-Reentry Model Gets Big Expansion Push

Sarah Fenske

Danny Ludeman, CEO of Concordance, discusses the nonprofit's first five years on "St. Louis on the Air" and its work to reduce recidivism in St. Louis.

Concordance Academy president Danny Ludeman announces that (from left) St. Louis County executive Steve Stenger, St. Louis mayor Francis Slay, and St. Charles County executive Steve Ehlmann have committed $2 million to his program over the next three year

Government, Politics & Issues

Regional leaders help fund Concordance Academy and its anti-recidivism program

Rachel Lippmann

A public-private partnership that tries to help prisoners readjust to society is getting a funding boost from regional government.St. Louis Mayor Francis…

Education

Education summit hears calls for collaboration, urgency

Dale Singer

This article first appeared in the St. Louis Beacon, May 2, 2013 - At the start of Thursday’s regional education summit to determine the best way to help…

Education

Education summit hears calls for collaboration, urgency

Dale Singer

This article first appeared in the St. Louis Beacon: At the start of Thursday’s regional education summit to determine the best way to help more St. Louis…

Economy & Business

Wells Fargo Advisors: 400 new jobs coming to St. Louis

Financial services firm Wells Fargo Advisors is investing $33 million to expand its operations in the St. Louis area. Missouri Governor Jay Nixon and St.…

Arts

United Way-style funding funnel for for small arts groups?

This article first appeared in the St. Louis Beacon, June 27, 2012 - Opera Theater St. Louis’ ability to attract attendees from 45 states and 11 countries…