Kim Kardashian Highlights Youth Fire Camp During Sacramento Visit for Prison Reform Advocacy

During her visit, Kardashian shared a personal story that deepened her commitment to addressing systemic inequities in the justice system.

Kim Kardashian visited a youth fire camp in Sacramento, California, where incarcerated men aged 18-25 work as firefighters to expunge their criminal records and prepare for post-incarceration careers.
The program, a collaboration between CDCR and Cal Fire, offers participants a pathway to rehabilitation and opportunities in firefighting after release.
Kardashian shared a teenage anecdote about a risky situation involving ecstasy, reflecting on her privilege and the lack of support systems for many incarcerated individuals.
Her advocacy for prison reform is inspired by her late father, Robert Kardashian Sr., and her commitment to highlighting systemic flaws in the justice system.
The visit, documented on her Instagram, underscores Kardashian’s dedication to using her platform to promote meaningful change and support rehabilitation initiatives.