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Second Chance Month 2023 Promotional Materials

You can help spread the word about Second Chance Month 2023 by sharing the promotional materials available for download on your social media and other...

Second Chance Month 2025: Promotional Toolkit for Partners

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Collaborative Comprehensive Case Plans

Addressing Criminogenic Risk and Behavioral Health Needs Note: This site provides tools and resources to assist in developing and implementing...

Hosting an Employer Engagement Event

People returning to their communities after incarceration may struggle to find and keep a job for a variety of reasons, including having limited educa...

2015 National Crime Victims’ Rights Week Resource Guide

This resource ­from the U.S. Department of Justice’s Office for Victims of Crime and the National Center for Victims of Crime is designed to help comm...

Circles of Support and Accountability

“The CoSA model has provided hope that communities can assist in risk management, the end results being greater safety for potential victims and incre...

Reentry Programs and the Researchers Who Evaluate Them: What It Takes to Build an Effective Partnership

By CSG Justice Center Staff Second Chance Act grantees collaborate with representatives from the NRRC. CSG Justic...

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