Reentry Simulations
What's it like to get out of prison?
Our Reentry Simulation illustrates the enormous challenges faced by those returning from incarceration. The simulation raises awareness, outrage and empathy about the reentry process and makes obvious for any audience the need for more creative solutions and compassion for those impacted.
Get in touch to schedule a Reentry Simulation at your association, office headquarters, university, conference, and more. Keep scrolling to learn more and view a calendar of upcoming events. |
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October 2019
Lancaster Voices from the Heartland Lancaster, PA ********* September 2019 Charleston Eastern Illinois University Charleston, IL ********* August 2019 New York City Columbia University NYC, NY ********* August 2019 Austin American Legislative Exchange Council Austin, TX ********* |
June 2019
Tempe AZ Public Defender's Conference Tempe, AZ ********* April 2019 New York City Columbia University/The Osborn Association NYC, NY ********* April 2019 New York City Friends Seminary NYC, NY ********* March 2019 Kansas The Village Initiative Kansas City, KS ********* |
February 2019
California University of California Irvine, CA ********* February 2019 Arizona All Saints Episcopal Church Phoenix, AZ ********* February 2019 Arizona Liberal Ladies Fountain Hills, AZ ********* November 2018 Arizona Gold Canyon Heart & Home Phoenix, AZ ********* |
April 2018
Oregon Second Chance Tour Salem, OR ********* February 2018 St. John the Baptist Episcopal Church Glendale, AZ ********* February 2017 Graham County Substance Abuse Coalition Safford, AZ ********* November 2017 Columbia University Center for Justice New York, NY ******* |
November 2017
Faith Lutheran Church Phoenix, AZ ********* October 2017 DKB Foundation Second Chance Summit Atlanta, GA ******* September 2017 ASU Project Humanities ASU Student Pavilion Tempe, AZ ******* |
People deserve a fair chance"Certainly, by providing individuals coming out of institutions with ways to become productive citizens, we reduce recidivism. What that means is we reduce crime. There are fewer victims when individuals have options - when they have job skills, when they have life skills, we break the cycle of children following their parents into institutions." - Attorney General Loretta Lynch |
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