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Justice Today: Mayor Jermaine Wilson and Second Chances

During this episode of the Justice Today podcast, Mayor Jermaine Wilson describes his personal journey from maximum security prison to the highest ele...

Justice Today Podcast: From Successful Reentry to Stronger Communities

This episode of the Justice Today Podcast, the official podcast of the U.S. Department of Justice’s (DOJ) Office of Justice Programs (OJP), ...

Reentry Podcast: The Importance of Mentoring

This Reentry Week podcast features Lester Young from JustLeadershipUSA and focuses on the importance of mentoring as an affective service for returnin...

Reentry Podcast : Reentry Program Participant Recruitment and Retention

This Reentry Week podcast features Saad Soliman of JustLeadershipUSA and offers a discussion of recruitment and retention of formerly incarcerated ind...

Reentry Podcast: Gender-Specific Reentry Programming

This Reentry Week podcast features Venus Woods from JustLeadershipUSA and focuses on gender-specific reentry and programming.

Reentry Podcast: Meeting the Needs of Young Adults

This Reentry Podcast features a discussion on meeting the needs of young adults of transition age who are justice-involved.

Depicted: Success, Failures and the Way Back Home

This podcast features conversations with Performance-based Standards (PbS) Mentor Stephen and three young men he's been working with to help navigate ...

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