Miranda Elizabeth Campos is a passionate and purpose-driven leader committed to restorative justice, community healing, and transformational reentry work. With a Master’s degree in Criminal Justice and years of direct engagement in the field, she brings both academic grounding and lived empathy to her mission of supporting justice-impacted individuals and their families.

Rooted in her personal journey of addiction recovery & being a justice-impacted individual herself, Miranda leads with vulnerability, strength, and a sincere belief in Second Chances. Her work is informed by her faith and guided by a deep reverence for human dignity and all creation.

Currently working with Second Chance Tucson, she collaborates on community forums, reentry events, and public education initiatives designed to reduce stigma and increase opportunity for those returning from incarceration. She is also a proud and active HUB member of the Pima County Reentry Coalition since 2020, where she continues cross-sector collaborations with fellow community members passionately dedicated to helping individuals and families access resources, support, and opportunity—to ensure no one falls through the cracks.

Beyond her professional life, she is the grateful mother of a college freshman, Gabriel, whose presence is one of her life’s greatest blessings and continues to be one of her unfailing sources of joy and purpose. By sharing her gifts and shining the light she was blessed with, Miranda aspires to offer help and hope to those she serves.