Re-Entry & Recidivism

How commercial HVACR career and technical training partnerships can reduce recidivism and improve correctional facilities

Women face different obstacles during reentry than those of their male counterparts

The Behavior Care Center is reshaping how the Davidson County Sheriff’s Office helps people who are having psychotic episodes

The inmate-designed program will help Florida Department of Corrections' inmates with short sentences prepare for successful rehabilitation

Some 40 prison inmates have contributed 60 original art pieces, mostly drawings and paintings, all of which are on display this month

The new law will let certain former inmates apply to have their criminal records cleared in order to get hired as firefighters at government agencies

Many agencies whose work once revolved around in-person mentoring and counseling are resorting to video calls and phone conversations

AB2147 would allow inmates, who have trained at state fire camps in prison, to have their criminal records expunged

Purdue University Polytechnic Institute professors are identifying opportunities for early intervention to help parolees integrate back into society successfully

Prosecutors and victims' families have raised concerns about a lack of timely or sufficient notification of the release of violent offenders

The sheriff's office said it recognizes the food service industry as being receptive to employing former offenders

Reentry providers statewide said the failure of some jailers to guide those who are being released toward transitional housing could encourage recidivism