People experiencing opioid use disorders (OUD) often face challenges accessing medication-assisted treatment (MAT), particularly ...
Jails & Prisons
rssQ&A with Kristin Schillig, Project Director for the Fulton County Justice and Mental Health Task Force, Superior Court of Fulton County, Georgia
As the Project Manager for the Justice & Mental Health Initiatives at Superior ...
Program Spotlight: The National Sobering Collaborative on Sobering Centers
The National Sobering Collaborative is a non-profit organization committed to supporting the formation and ...
Peers and Volunteers Supporting Recovery: Mountain Top Cares Coalition Battles the Opioid Epidemic in Rural New York
Mountain Top Cares Coalition (MCC) is a peer-run organization in Greene County, New ...
Reducing Collateral Consequences through Technology: Two Case Examples
Although they have been around for years, technologies such as virtual reporting, teleservices, and ...
Q&A with David Lund
Idaho incarcerates more people per 100,000 than the United States as a whole, and ...
Using Research to Transform the Pretrial Period
Bail and Its Consequences Most people who are arrested and booked into jail in ...
Transportation after Incarceration: Where the Rubber Meets the Road for Sustainable Reentry
Transportation barriers pose significant challenges for individuals involved with the criminal justice system and ...
Q&A with Sarai Flores
You are an attorney and are open about your status both as “formerly incarcerated” ...
More than Books: New Jersey Libraries Provide a Fresh Start for Returning Citizens
In New Jersey and Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania, people returning from incarceration have a ...
Promoting Access to Justice through Trauma-Informed Courts
By Sarai Cook, Esq., Servant Leader, National Trauma Awareness Initiative Trauma Is a Courtroom ...
Q&A with Mark Restivo
You are a former New York City police Department officer. When you were ...