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Seeking Justice, Support for Incarcerated Pennsylvanians

Note: PRC encourages the use of person first language whenever possible in referring to people with justice involvement, and people in...

Analysis: Former Juvenile Lifers Cite Strengths and Weaknesses of Reentry Preparation

Juvenile Justice Information Exchange: Charlotte West | March 25, 2022 Almost all of 112 Philadelphians who have been released from...

Five Things About Juvenile Delinquency Intervention and Treatment

Juvenile delinquency intervention and treatment programs have the broad goals of preventing crime and reducing recidivism by providing...

Webinar for Educational Access for Incarcerated Women: Challenges & Opportunities, Hosted by PGP

The Petey Greene Program invites you to register for the second conversation of the Spring 2022 Justice Education Series titled...

Federal Interagency Reentry Council: A Record of Progress and a Roadmap for the Future

On April 29, 2016, former President Obama issued a Presidential Memorandum that formally established the Reentry Council to help ensure...

Attend a Day of Empathy Event: Dignity for Incarcerated Women (3/28)

Empathy Network advocates and organizers across our nation will seek to explore the role of empathy in changing existing policies and...

First Lady Visits Women’s Reentry in Philadelphia: Highlights Proposed $1 Million Investment

Governor Tom Wolf: Press Release | March 11, 2022 First Lady Frances Wolf reiterated the Wolf Administration’s commitment to criminal...

Incarcerated Individuals Freed Under ‘Compassionate Release’ Policies Increased 12-Fold

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Webinar for Funding Opportunities Related to Corrections, Reentry, and Reform (3/31)

This webinar will assist prospective applicants to find funding opportunities related to corrections, reentry, and reform. In this...

Incarcerated Citizens Who are Fully Vaccinated will be Allowed In-Person Visits

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