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National Resource Center on Justice Involved Women

This resource is part of The Federal Interagency Reentry Council's A Record of Progress and a Roadmap for the Future. The Nationa...

Hire ICAN! Hiring Initiative

Hire ICAN! is The Campaign for the Fair Sentencing of Youth's fair chance hiring initiative. The website connects second chance employers with a n...

Your Money, Your Goals - Focus on Reentry: Criminal Justice

Continuing their efforts to financially empower individuals involved with the criminal justice system and their families, the Consumer Finan...

Criminal Record Online Toolkit

The research and practice-based efforts of the Criminal Justice and Employment Initiative (CJEI) at Cornell University's IRL School provides cri...

Employer Guide for Hiring People with Criminal Records in New York State

Through its training seminars, workshops, and conferences, Cornell University's Criminal Justice and Employment Initiative (CJEI) educates employe...
Clean Slate

Relief from a Criminal Conviction: A Digital Guide to Expunctions, Certificates of Relief, and Other Procedures in North Carolina (2021 Edition)

This web-based guide, recipient of the Margaret Taylor Writing Award from the School of Government, explains in one place the principal mechanisms ava...

Restoration of Rights Project

The Restoration of Rights Project (RRP) is a project of the Collateral Consequences Resource Center in partnership with the National Association...

Reentering Your Community, A Handbook

This handbook, developed by the Federal Bureau of Prisons, includes three checklists for individuals planning to return to to their communities after ...

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