09 Nov Locked Out 2022: 4.6 Million+ With Felony Conviction Can’t Vote
In the United States, more than 4.6 million Americans cannot vote because of a felony conviction on their record. Why?
Challenges After Release
07 Sep How We Talk About Second-Chance Employment
Advocates for second-chance employment have to make the moral and business case for the practice everyday. Critics don't.
02 Aug Desistance Isn’t Futile
Desistance theory aims to overcome barriers while also helping justice-impacted person to “desist from” committing future crimes.
29 Jul Second-Chance Banking After Time in the Big House
Anyone who has been to prison knows the challenges you'll face after your release. The availability of second-chance banking helps.
21 Jul The Berkeley Underground Scholars: Providing an Educational Pathway for Justice-Impacted Individuals
Trying to obtain an education in prison is an obstacle-filled journey. The Berkeley Underground Scholars are here to help.
07 Jul Restoring Voting Rights After A Conviction: A Pamela Moses Update
Restoring your voting rights after a criminal conviction isn't easy, and Pamela Moses' case shows how officials scare you from even trying.
05 Jul The Government Needs Schooling on Prison Education
Getting an education from prison is hard, and, for decades, the government made it even harder. Things are changing — but progress is slow.
04 Jul Home Confinement: An Effective, Inexpensive & Underused Solution
The BOP safely moved nearly 5,000 people to home confinement during the pandemic because of the CARES Act and saved a lot. Why stop now?
01 Jun Interrogating Justice Asks Questions About RDAP at FCI Fort Dix
RDAP is arguably one of the most important and impactful things that the BOP does, but we're hearing questions about RDAP at FCI Fort Dix.
28 Apr Traveling Abroad With A Criminal Conviction
If you've been convicted of a crime, you know how difficult traveling abroad with a criminal conviction can be...