From federal prison to passionate advocate, Henry C. Lozano is the ultimate story of grit, grace, and unstoppable transformation.
Henry C. Lozano stands as an inspiring figure in community service. Rising from the farm fields of California and navigating the hardships of addiction that led to federal prison on drug-related charges, Lozano embodies the profound possibility of transformation. His journey from inmate to national leader is nothing short of remarkable: the co-founder of the iconic Red Ribbon drug-prevention movement, honoring the life of his friend, Special DEA Agent Kiki Camarena, who was murdered by the Guadalajara cartel. Henry has a trusted voice in community renewal, and a man who ultimately directed a federal office in the White House under President George W. Bush. Lozano's life is a portrait of rebirth and resilience-a man on a mission, a tireless advocate for the voiceless.
