Anti-Recidivism Coalition (ARC)
Policy Advocacy: Direct Member Services: Reentry Housing: Additional Information: For more details, visit the website. Anti-Recidivism Coalition
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ROADMAP TO REENTRY: A California Legal Guide
The Roadmap to Reentry Legal Guide is an encyclopedic resource for navigating the legal impact of a criminal record on getting ID, voting rights, parole
Corrections To College California
Corrections to College California is a platform dedicated to promoting the expansion of higher education opportunities within California’s prisons and jails. It offers an
Prisoner Reentry Network
Successful transitions from prison to the outside requires support not from one organization, but the entire community. PRN recognizes these as the best resources for
Programs To Help Justice-Impacted Individuals Get Jobs
If you’ve been convicted of a felony and are trying to get back into the workforce, various resources are available to help with job placement.
California: Prison Resources
ACLU of Northern California39 Drum Street, San Francisco, DA 94111Phone: (415) 621-2493Legal assistance telephone: (415) 621-2488Fax: (415) 255-1478Website: http://aclunc.org ACLU of San Diego and Imperial CountiesP.O.
Insight Prison Project
Resources General California Reentry ProgramCenterforceElla Baker Center for Human RightsEqual Justice SocietyFamilies Against Mandatory MinimumsFriends OutsideHuman Rights WatchInsight Garden ProgramJustice Policy InstituteLegal Services for Prisoners with
GLOSSARY OF PRISON TERMS FOR AIC ARTISTS
22 – Inmate Request Form115128A Counseling Chrono128B General Chrono602 – Inmate Appeal FormBPT – Board of Prison TermsCCCMS-[Correctional Clinical Case Management System]EOP [Enhanced Outpatient Program]CDCR
Hints for the Artist in a Multi-Cultural Setting
Culture can be defined as a dynamic, creative, and continuous process, including behavior, values, and ways of thinking shared by people to guide them and
Prison Arts Project Social Media Policy
General: The use of social media [Facebook, etc.] about your work for the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation [CDCR] is governed by Title 15,