Marybeth Hill is a dedicated advocate and public speaker committed to transforming lives affected by substance use and incarceration. Celebrating long-term recovery since May 9, 2017, Marybeth has successfully reintegrated into society after incarceration, using her experience to inspire and support others on their journey to recovery. As a passionate advocate for both substance use recovery and prison reform, Marybeth works with the ARCHway Institute and the National Peer Recovery Alliance, where she focuses on healing individuals and their families as a whole. Marybeth also sits on the board for The Blameless Children, a non-profit focused on giving children who are impacted by substance use disorder a platform to heal and have a voice. In addition to her advocacy work, Marybeth is a proud mother to three children, Brenden, Jaxson, and Maeson.