This workshop will present current efforts (by the state and community organizations) to provide opportunities for ex-prisoners to reintegrate back into their communities and brainstorm innovative avenues to improve prisoner reentry programs and policies. This is directly in-line with efforts to improve inclusiveness in society. This presentation is for all individuals concerned with providing ex-prisoners with a way to reinvent their lives and rejoin their communities as full citizens. Ideas for approaches to successful second chances need to come from a broad array of disciplines including sociology, psychology, public policy and public health, and the biological sciences to name just a few. Both presenters will describe their involvement...
Interview and ethnographic research surrounding the challenges of successful reintegration for retur...
This guide was created to provide essential information and resources to those who were formerly inc...
Prison in the United States often has a revolving door, with droves of formerly incarcerated people ...
Includes bibliographical references (pages 32-33)This proposal is designed to present an integrative...
ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSION At least 95% of state prisoners will return to their communities at some point...
This ethnographic research examines the experiences of formerly incarcerated individuals participati...
A relatively unexplored area of prisoner reentry programs involves actively engaging the prisoner’s ...
Graduation date: 2016Approximately 600,000 individuals will be eventually released from the prison\u...
The number of people reentering society after imprisonment has increased dramatically in recent deca...
Prisoner re-entry is a prevalent, challenging and an often-neglected issue in the United States. Upo...
During the past decade, there has been a renewed interest in prisoner reentry. This is due to a chan...
For convicted offenders who were not given admonition, fine or bond of good behaviour, they would in...
The policy addressed was the Second Chance Act; this Act is responsible for such programs as the Ree...
textThe purpose of this project was to explore how ex-offenders collectively leverage personal and c...
The US prison system has multiplied by four since 1980; each year about 730,000 people enter state a...
Interview and ethnographic research surrounding the challenges of successful reintegration for retur...
This guide was created to provide essential information and resources to those who were formerly inc...
Prison in the United States often has a revolving door, with droves of formerly incarcerated people ...
Includes bibliographical references (pages 32-33)This proposal is designed to present an integrative...
ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSION At least 95% of state prisoners will return to their communities at some point...
This ethnographic research examines the experiences of formerly incarcerated individuals participati...
A relatively unexplored area of prisoner reentry programs involves actively engaging the prisoner’s ...
Graduation date: 2016Approximately 600,000 individuals will be eventually released from the prison\u...
The number of people reentering society after imprisonment has increased dramatically in recent deca...
Prisoner re-entry is a prevalent, challenging and an often-neglected issue in the United States. Upo...
During the past decade, there has been a renewed interest in prisoner reentry. This is due to a chan...
For convicted offenders who were not given admonition, fine or bond of good behaviour, they would in...
The policy addressed was the Second Chance Act; this Act is responsible for such programs as the Ree...
textThe purpose of this project was to explore how ex-offenders collectively leverage personal and c...
The US prison system has multiplied by four since 1980; each year about 730,000 people enter state a...
Interview and ethnographic research surrounding the challenges of successful reintegration for retur...
This guide was created to provide essential information and resources to those who were formerly inc...
Prison in the United States often has a revolving door, with droves of formerly incarcerated people ...