Photos: Changing lives

Susan Burton of A New Way of Life Reentry Project heads with Dorsey Nunn to speak with federal officials in Washington about the rights of former inmates. (JONATHAN ERNST / For the Times)

March 13, 2015 4:55 AM PT

Dorsey Nunn, co-founder of All of Us or None, a grass-roots advocacy group of formerly incarcerated people, is making a difference on a large scale and small.

Kids raise their hands to claim their free bicycles at the All of Us or None bike giveaway. (Dave Getzschman / For the Times)

Children with incarcerated parents get their free bikes. (Dave Getzschman / For the Times)

Dorsey Nunn is dedicated to helping inmates and former inmates. (Dave Getzschman / For the Times)

Nunn gets the crowd excited at the bike giveaway. (Dave Getzschman / For the Times)

Photos: Changing lives

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