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April 5, 2022

Incorporating People with Lived Experience into Behavioral Health Programs

In this panel discussion, people with lived experience working in reentry discuss program development and implementation.

April 4, 2022

National Corrections & Recidivism Statistics

Moderated by BJS Corrections Statistics Unit Chief Richard Klückow, this Second Chance Month 2022 event features BJS Statisticians Leonardo Antenangel...

April 1, 2022

Second Chance Month 2022: Opening Remarks from Kristen Mahoney of the Bureau of Justice Assistance

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April 1, 2022

Second Chance Month 2022: Opening Remarks from Amy Solomon of the Office of Justice Programs

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April 1, 2022

Second Chance Month 2022: Opening Remarks from Chyrl Jones of the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention

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April 26, 2021

Webinar: Building Partnerships for Successful Reentry

Panelists discuss their education and reentry initiatives—a college-run reentry program operating within an on-campus reentry center and a collaborati...

July 7, 2020

Connecting People Who Have Serious Mental Illnesses to Care—Telehealth and Other Strategies

As telehealth expands, communities across the country are looking for information on how best to facilitate connections to care for people with se...

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