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Critical Connections

Critical Connections Getting People Leaving Prison and Jail the Mental Health Care and Substance Use Treatment They Need What Policymakers Need to...

The Sister of Second Chances

The New York Times By John Leland Venita Pinckney grew up around Catholic schools and churches, and she thought she knew about nuns. Then a smal...

Relapse Prevention Plans (from Collaborative Comprehensive Case Plans)

With this tool, criminal justice and behavioral health professionals can learn information about developing and implementing relapse prevention plans ...

Federal Interagency Reentry Council (FIRC)

In January 2011, then U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder established a Cabinet-level federal interagency Reentry Council, representing a significant ex...

Webinar: Tribal Employment Issues and Reentry

This webinar provides a comprehensive overview of employment issues and strategies for successful outcomes as it relates to tribal reentrants and shar...

Webinar: Putting Research into Practice: Giving Youths Real Second Chances

This webinar discusses the need to understand both how juvenile justice agencies can implement research-based practices to prepare youths for reentry ...

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