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Resource Brief: Reentry Program Sustainability Toolkit: Resources for an Effective Sustainability Strategy

This interactive toolkit from the Evaluation and Sustainability Training and Technical Assistance (ES TTA) Project at RTI International and the Center...

Comparing Web-Based Design Software Programs

You can raise awareness about and generate interest in your reentry program by developing infographics, newsletters, recruitment brochur...

Juvenile Reentry Measurement Standards

The project’s goal is to provide the field with a set of national standards and outcome measures aligned with adolescent development research that mon...

Fundamental Measures for Juvenile Justice

The Fundamental Measures present model data elements and methods for quantifying critical components of the juvenile justice systems.

Infographic: Reentry Program Evaluation Readiness Planning Guide

Are you looking to evaluate your reentry program but struggling with where to begin? This evaluation readiness planning guide offers five fo...

A Guide to Calculating Justice-System Marginal Costs

The costs and benefits of criminal justice policies affect everyone. Understanding what goes into the costs of operating jails, prisons, probation and...

Cost-Benefit Analysis and Justice Policy Toolkit

This toolkit from the Vera Institute of Justice provides resources and a guide on cost-benefit analysis (CBA), featuring several examples from the cri...

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