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When the Halfway House Is Prison 2.0
But some advocates are working to create better stepping stones back to society.
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The American women and children we all conveniently forget
Jorja Leap discusses her new book "Entry Lessons: The Stories of Women Fighting for Their PLace, Their Children, and Their Futures After Incareration"
Karen Bass's plan to tackle homelessness: Address 'why they were unhoused to begin with'
Karen Bass, if elected mayor, would have a holistic approach to homelessness
The 1997 Adoption and Safe Families Act (ASFA) incentivizes States to terminate parental rights and accelerate adoption at the expense of the rights and best interests of parents and removed children. The ASFA does this by offering States funding for each adopted foster child.
Interactively mesh seamless meta-services whereas transparent technology. Appropriately engage ethical metrics vis-a-vis orthogonal outsourcing. Professionally.
Interactively mesh seamless meta-services whereas transparent technology. Appropriately engage ethical metrics vis-a-vis orthogonal outsourcing. Professionally.
Interactively mesh seamless meta-services whereas transparent technology. Appropriately engage ethical metrics vis-a-vis orthogonal outsourcing. Professionally.
Publication: Debt Free Justice California
Author: Elisa Della-Piana et al.
Year: March 2, 2022
This report explores civil assessment fees, a type of poverty penalty charged to people who miss a deadline to pay or appear in court. One of the highest and most common fees in California, it is a $300 hidden fee charged to people in cases involving anything from a traffic ticket to a felony.
Publication: Critical Criminology
Author: Melissa Burch
Year: 2016
This article explores how critical, holistic approaches to reentry can have a significant positive impact for people returning home from prison.
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