Are you a resident of the North Lawndale community looking for employment? Whether you’re returning from incarceration or facing the day-to-day hardships of living without income, the North Lawndale Employment Network can connect you with employment opportunities in the community. Learn more by visiting their website: nlen.org
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Life Outside is a not-for-profit organization committed to helping create a more welcoming environment for formerly incarcerated people to return to their communities and thrive.
This vicious cycle perpetuates rather than breaks the cycles of crime and incarceration. Access to stable employment is key to successful reentry and second chances. Connect with local reentry employment programs with CareerOneStop: https://lnkd.in/d8tsysJt It's time we replace harsh discrimination with compassionate reintegration support. Fair opportunities, not further punishment, are crucial for rehabilitation. #FairChances #ReentryEmployment #SecondChances #ReentryResources #ReformNotPunishment
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An individual’s transition back into society is an essential part of the corrections process, and according to a new BOP study, this is “a promising direction for justice-involved stakeholders seeking effective strategies to reduce incarceration and its associated costs, while also promoting public safety and successful reintegration into society.” See full study here 👇 https://lnkd.in/gm_dEPcP
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Many incarcerated workers are forced to do incredibly dangerous jobs—from fighting wildfires to removing lead paint—and yet they are explicitly excluded from many of the workplace safety, labor, anti-discrimination laws and benefits that protect other U.S. workers. This #LaborDay and beyond, the fight for workers' rights must include incarcerated workers. Take action now to demand an end to labor exploitation behind bars: https://lnkd.in/er4Bd4NJ
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Justice reform is essential for creating a fairer legal system that addresses systemic inequalities and promotes rehabilitation over punishment. Key issues include tackling mass incarceration, addressing racial and economic disparities, reforming sentencing practices, and providing support for mental health and substance abuse. While political resistance and public perception persist, the growing momentum from grassroots movements and advocacy organizations highlights the urgent need for change. By prioritizing community engagement, data-driven policies, and education for law enforcement and legal professionals, we can build a justice system that upholds the values of equity and fairness for all individuals.
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Do you work in the criminal justice reform space? If you answered yes, please take five minutes to take our survey on centering people with disabilities in criminal justice reforms. Your perspectives will help inform our work. https://lnkd.in/gPvqrswW
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Our platform offers innovation for the justice system, designed to enhance the effectiveness and efficiency of police operations across the board. With the use of the gravity matrix and an efficient platform, we can can help forces to create Streamlined Processes, Enhanced Collaboration, Modernised Techniques, Improved Community Relations and Empowered Officers to achieve more effective offender diversion, saving time and costs, as well as creating a larger social impact. Get started now and be compliant for next year's OoCR legislation implementation. #OutOfCourtResolutions #JusticeWithoutCourt #CostEffectiveJustice
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Subject-Matter Expert in Reentry🎙️Author & The Muslim Coach, Entrepreneur | Founder & E.D. @timelistgroup and Sr. Solutions Consultant @ywconsultants | Serving on LA Mayor's Office Just Home Steering Committee
🚨 What if the justice system truly gave second chances? 🚨 Imagine a world where people who have served their time are met with opportunities for growth, instead of barriers that push them back into the system. This is the vision that drives Yusef Andre Wiley, a man who knows firsthand the challenges faced by those impacted by mass incarceration. From being incarcerated himself to becoming a powerful advocate for parole and probation reform, Yusef's story is a beacon of hope for individuals trapped in the cycle of injustice. His transformation speaks to the power of resilience and the importance of creating systems that empower success, not failure. Through his speaking engagements and advocacy work, he brings this message to life, inspiring change in the justice system. 🔗 Learn more about Andre’s journey and discover how you can support justice reform at www.ywspeaks.com. Together, we can push for a system that truly provides second chances. 💪🏽 . . . #andrewyusefwiley #secondchances #justicereform #probationreform #endmassincarceration #reformnow #socialjustice #changemakers #communityempowerment #breakthecycle #justiceforall
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🗞 Why “banning the box” could fill your skills gap – and help society: ""More than 80% of employers of prison leavers positively rate their reliability, motivation, attendance, and performance. For example, Marks and Spencer reported a higher value being placed on their job by people who’ve been to prison." Read the article about employing people with criminal records, written by our head of service user involvement, Andrea, for International Employment Lawyer: https://lnkd.in/d4HcR-Zv #criminalrecord #criminalrecords #cautions #policecaution #conviction #convictions #supportservice #adviceservice #criminaljustice #justice #prison #probation #resettlement #employment #education #housing #travelling #housingsupport #prisonleavers #leavingprison
Why “banning the box” could fill your skills gap – and help society
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🔷Director of Community Safety 🔷ASB Trainer 🔷Award Winning Leader 🔷Official Supporter at NCDV 🔷Podcast Host-The Community Safety Podcast
The time is now right.............. As an ex-police officer with over 20 years of service in the West Midlands Police, specialising in Neighbourhood Policing as both a constable and sergeant, I have witnessed firsthand the critical importance of partnership work and community engagement. Preventative efforts, particularly those aimed at young people, have been instrumental in steering many away from a path of crime. Yet, as we approach the forthcoming general election, the political discourse around crime and public safety seems increasingly disconnected from the realities on the ground. In recent weeks, I have watched and listened to numerous political debates. Unfortunately, it appears that many politicians are out of touch when it comes to understanding what truly makes our communities safer. There is a pressing need for a comprehensive and realistic approach to reducing crime and anti-social behaviour, one that involves all stakeholders, from law enforcement to mental health services. It is high time we consider establishing a Royal Commission on Policing. Such a commission would serve to reset the dial, providing a clear plan that delineates the role of the police and their partners. Chief Constables, in particular, need greater autonomy to perform their duties without constant political interference. Empowering them with the necessary authority and support is crucial for effective policing. The UK boasts a wealth of talent in the field of community safety. Seasoned professionals from various sectors must come together to develop and implement a pragmatic plan. By leveraging this expertise, we can address the root causes of crime and anti-social behaviour, fostering safer communities for all. Whoever assumes office at Number 10 next week must ground their policies in the realities faced by communities across the nation. Reducing crime and anti-social behaviour requires a multifaceted approach, encompassing law enforcement, mental health support, and robust community engagement. It's not just about tougher laws or increased police presence; it's about understanding and addressing the underlying issues that lead to criminal behaviour. As someone who has dedicated over two decades to serving and protecting communities, I firmly believe that now is the time for decisive action. A Royal Commission on Policing, empowered Chief Constables, and a collaborative approach involving all community safety professionals are essential steps towards creating a safer, more cohesive society. Let's ensure that our leaders are living in the real world when it comes to tackling these pressing issues. What are your views? RHE Global – Smarter Public Protection #policing #asb #communitysafety
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Ever wondered how hiring prison leavers could benefit your business? Here are 5 reasons why employers should look into hiring prison leavers and how it can positively affect people's organisations! #ReduceReoffending #PrisonLeavers #HMPParc #Employment #Diversity #Inclusion #Hiring #PositiveImpact #Community Amber Spiller
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