Mavrik Village attended the Criminal Justice Reform Action event as a community housing resource committed to expanding stable, dignified reentry housing. The convening brought together DPSCS, elected officials, advocates, service…

Waunita had the opportunity to briefly highlight Mavrik Village and the importance of using humanizing language within the reentry community and beyond. See more from the event. Stay tuned for…

Mavrik Village has been selected to join the 2025-2026 JHU Social Innovation Lab cohort! Read more...

Community connection looks like showing up, sharing resources, and building pathways forward. Events like this Expungement & Workforce Development Expo brought organizations, advocates, and the community together to support justice-impacted…

From lived experience as a child of an incarcerated parent to leading reentry housing, Waunita shared why stability, dignity, and home matter after incarceration.

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During Second Chance Month, Mavrik Village’s founder, Waunita Scott, received a mayoral citation. The recognition came from Mayor Brandon Scott and 7th District City Councilman James Torrence for her work…

Speaking at the National Returning Citizens Conference, Waunita challenged the field to rethink reentry housing by centering grassroots partnerships, private housing providers, and long-term stability for returning citizens.

December 11, 2024, was a milestone with our first visit behind the wall to participate in a Reentry Resource Fair hosted by the Maryland Department of Public Safety and Correctional…