Two days of practical learning, firsthand stories, and guided practice for people and communities ready to help.
Right now, thousands of people in prisons across the country are working through our Ready for Reentry course. They are naming their goals, facing hard truths, and building serious plans for life after release. They are asking for the one thing our course cannot give them: someone steady and trustworthy on the outside.
This training will prepare you and your community to step into this critical role. Leave equipped to connect with a person on our list who is preparing for release.
From coast to coast
They are doing their part inside. They need prepared people on the outside when they come home.
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Watch the replay of our conversation with Jacquin Webb, founder and executive director of Reconnect 180 in Carson City, Nevada. After 20 years of incarceration, Jacquin came home with a …
In this Embraced:Fully Interview Series conversation, Alfredo (Al) Cruz and Sister Mary Sean Hodges from the Partnership for Re-Entry Program (PREP) talk with David Fowler about what real parole board …
Sentenced to 26 years to life, Michael James found something inside prison that he says set him free eight years before he ever came home — Christian Science. In this …
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