The Rehabilitation Paradox: Greenville's Jailbird And The Challenges Of Reentry

Verkkoeven if they are eventually found innocent and subject to wrongful incarceration, those discharged from prison must reenter their communities and navigate a return to their lives, which is often fraught with significant challenges.

Verkkoover the past six years, this research portfolio has informed a broad set of policy and practice discussions about the challenges facing former prisoners.

Verkkothis text explores the challenges that convicted offenders face over the course of the rehabilitation, reentry, and reintegration process.

A new study reveals the struggles of prisoners who want to turn their lives around, but are too mentally and physically troubled to do so.

Verkkothe “blackening” of prisons (miller, 2014) coincided with a shift away from rehabilitation and toward a warehousing model of incarceration (simon, 2010).

This document highlights ui's original research findings across several key.

Illustration by tomi um.