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May 19, 2021

Webinar: Alternatives to Using Random Assignment for Outcome Evaluations

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December 17, 2020

Webinar: How to Demonstrate the Financial Value of Your Reentry Program: An Introduction to Economic Evaluation

Evaluations that focus on the costs and benefits of reentry programming are just as important as impact or process evaluations. There ...

The High Cost of Recidivism

This publication from the Illinois Sentencing Policy Advisory Council (SPAC) examines data on recidivism in the state of Illinois. The brief updates t...

New-Crime Recidivism Rates Continue to Show Modest Improvement

The Connecticut Mirror By Clarice Silber and Jake Kara After years of state-backed efforts to reduce recidivism, a new report made public today ...

April 7, 2022

Taking Stock: An Overview of NIJ's Reentry Research Portfolio and Assessing the Impact of the Pandemic on Reentry Research

During this panel, an overview of NIJ's reentry research portfolio is provided and researchers discuss their NIJ-funded reentry projects, the impact o...

NRRC: SCA Conference: Creating the Strategic Plan

A topic discussion where participants share their experiences with strategic planning and learn from other similarly situated grantees who have experi...

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