Game 4 P.E.A.C.E alumnus Larry “Ali” Deminter, born in South Central Los Angeles, is a distinguished author and a key contributing writer for the Prison Journalism Project. His impactful writing challenges conventional views on rehabilitation within the carceral system and advocates for a transformative approach to reentry. With an Associate of Arts degree in Sociology, Ali applies a deep understanding of social dynamics to both his writing and advocacy.

As the chairman of the Youth Offender Program at San Quentin Rehabilitation Center, Ali plays a crucial role in shaping the future of incarcerated youth, guiding them toward positive change and personal growth. His expertise in conflict resolution is underscored by his certification as a mediator and conflict resolution specialist, which enhances his effectiveness as a reentry planning expert.

Since 2018, Ali has been dedicated to facilitating self-help groups and peer-to-peer training programs, reflecting his commitment to personal development and community support. His personal experiences and insights lend a powerful, authentic voice to his efforts in reform and rehabilitation, driving meaningful change both within and beyond the carceral system.