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9100 Series
Defendant/Offender Reentry
Over 650,000 ex-offenders are
released from state and federal correctional facilities annually. The Bureau of
Justice Statistics estimates that over 50% will be in legal trouble within three
years. The challenges and issues faced by people attempting to "go straight"
and turn their lives around can seem daunting. Although these statistics are
grim some ex-offenders do succeed. This series is intended to help ex-offenders
set realistic goals, reconnect with friends and family, find work, and chart a
course away from crime and towards successful reintegration to life on the
"outside". (See also Personal Improvement,
Parenting,
Career Skills, and
Military Life & Issues.)
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9101
Getting Out, Staying Out, and
Starting Over
Most everyone getting out
of prison thinks they’re not going back… fewer than
half of them are right. Their odds are better if
they stay clean and sober, develop a healthy
self-esteem, and follow through on the goals they
set for themselves. By directly addressing those
issues, this booklet shows them where to start in
order to make that hope a reality. |
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9102
Rebuilding Your Relationships…
Renewing the Good Ones, Letting
the Bad Ones Go
The newly-released
offender reenters a world where his past relationships may be
broken, useless, dangerous, or all three. This booklet helps the
reader sort out his relationships; offers guidance on how to
rebuild the ones worth saving; and gives tips on finding and
developing new and wholesome relationships. |
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9103
Out on Your Own: Tools For Restarting
Your Life
Third in a series on getting started after release, this booklet
confronts the challenges head-on: identity documents, managing
money, finding a home, and establishing reliable transportation.
Gives step-by-step instructions on the basics of setting up a
life on the outside. |
9104 
Getting Back to Work
It’s stating the obvious that people with a record have a hard
time finding work. But there are things they can do that will
improve their prospects. This booklet focuses their attention on
the things that really matter: sobriety, honesty, making a plan,
job leads, identification papers, referral letters, and where to
start. |
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