RE-ENTRY RESOURCES
NYC Department of Small Business Services
NATIONAL:
- U.S. Department of Education – Adult Education and Literacy programming
- U.S. Department of Justice
- U.S. Parole Commission
- American Correctional Association
- Bureau of Justice Statistics
- National Archive of Criminal Justice Data
- National Institute of Corrections
- The National Reentry Resource Center
- PolicyOptions.org – Issue Briefs
- Reentry Central
INSTITUTE FOR INTERGOVERNMENTAL RESEARCH:
LIBRARY SERVICES FOR YOUTH IN CUSTODY:
THE LIONHEART FOUNDATION:
ALASKA:
CALIFORNIA:
FLORIDA:
- Jacksonville Reentry Center – The Portal of Entry To Life After Prison
- Pensacola Bay Area Impact 100
GEORGIA:
ILLINOIS:
MASSACHUSETTS:
MISSOURI:
NEW JERSEY:
NEW YORK:
- Prison Reentry Institute, John Jay College for Criminal Justice, CUNY
- Division of Criminal Justice Services
- Division of Criminal Justice Services – County Re-entry Task Force Initiative
- Department of Labor – Special Populations Unit: The Road to Re-entry – Supplemental Guide (2014)
PENNSYLVANIA:
- Board of Probation and Parole
- The Pennsylvania Prison Society – Prison Reentry Network
- GEO Reentry Services
- Capital Region Ex-offender Support Coalition, Inc.
- Lancaster County Re-Entry Management Organization (RMO)
TEXAS:
UTAH:
WASHINGTON:
THE RE-ENTRY READING LIST
- “Report: Reentry Programs in New York State Prisons: Queensboro and Orleans Correctional Facilities”, The Correctional Association of New York / Prison Visiting Project – Reentry Programs (Spring 2011)
- Legal Services for Prisoners with Children (San Franciso, CA)
- “You’re Not My Friend” (Addressing drug use as a parent and as young person), Mel Blackman/The Burning House Project, Inc., www.yourenotmyfriend.org, 917-753-5858
- “The Effects of Prisoner Attachment to Family on Re-entry Outcomes: A Longitudinal Assessment”, Ian Burnon-Smith and Daniel J. McCarthy, British Journal of Criminology (2016), p. azv129
- “These Programs Are Helping Prisoners Live Again On The Outside”, Matt Ferner, Huffington Post (7/28/15)
- “Little Children, Big Challenges: Incarceration (Sesame Street Tool Kit)
- “Tackling Recidivism: They All Come Home”, THE ECONOMIST (4/20/11)
- “Back To Business: How Hiriing Formerly Incarcerated Job Seekers Benefirts Your Company”, American Civil Liberties Union / Trone Center for Justice & Equality (June 8, 2017)
- “Tanisha’s Scars” (Jennifer Gonnerman / The Village Voice, 9/27/2005)