Ced Peace Program

Nationally renowned character education development authority and formerly incarcerated author Cedric Dean presents a faith-based reentry program, called CED PEACE PROGRAM, which was created and implemented in the Federal Bureau of Prisons and has become a touchstone for individuals with a history of violence around the world. Cedric Dean's CED PEACE PROGRAM commencement took the Federal Bureau of Prisons by storm in the mid-2000s and has enjoyed phenomenal success since 2011. During this time, Dean was awarded Call-to-Service and Civil Service Awards, for "having exemplified commitment to principles of humanitarianism and compassion for the inmate population." The integrated Ten Principles, Twelve Prerequisites, and Seven Precepts philosophy has helped readers find solutions to their personal problems and achieve a life characterized by love, truth, peace, freedom, and justice. Dean's tried and true step-by-step approach is explored completely in this workbook, which leads readers through the Ten Principles, Twelve Prerequisites, and Seven Precepts and shows them how to put these ideals into practice every day. With the same clarity and assurance that Dean's readers have come to know and love, the workbook helps readers further understand, appreciate, and internalize the power of the Ten Principles, Twelve Prerequisites, and Seven Precepts. These engaging, in-depth principles allow readers-both devotees and newcomers-to get their hands dirty as they develop a philosophy for a successful reentry, set personal goals, and improve their relationships. The overwhelming success of Cedric Dean's principle-centered philosophy is a testament to the thousands of returning citizens who have benefited from his lessons, and now, with the CED PEACE PROGRAM, others can further explore and understand this tried-and-true approach. This reference offers solutions to personal problems by promoting and teaching character, integrity, morality, and dignity. Without a doubt, this book will help readers set goals, improve relationships, and pave a successful reentry pathway. Cedric Dean was sentenced to Life plus five years in 1996 after being convicted of a federal crack cocaine conspiracy. He served 22 years and 11 months before being released in 2017, after receiving his 4th sentence reduction based on his passionate, ethical, activism in the Federal Bureau of Prisons.