Access to transportation (ie, walking, public transit, personal vehicles), or lack thereof, has
not been extensively explored in criminal justice samples. Consequently, mixed-methods …

Employment is a key factor that helps reduce reoffending rates among individuals with
criminal records. The current study examined the economic outcomes of 11,158 federal …

Since desistance is a process of change, this study used a Qualitative Longitudinal
Research (QLR) design which is able to capture changes over time and an individual's …

This review of collective efficacy literature was part of the initial stage of the Collective
Efficacy Working Group's (CEWG) three-phase research process. The group was …

Finding and securing employment is a huge challenge for those who have been released
from prison. In this paper, we argue that carbon capture technology carries the unique …

This study explored community readiness to support ex-prisoner reintegration; a sentencing
objective requiring active community participation. Findings indicate the community support …

Abstract In 2010, over 700,000 offenders were released from prison (Guerino, Harrison, and
Sabol, 2012), and on any given day over seven million individual are under some form of …

The purpose of this phenomenological study was to describe the experiences of probation
officers who provided supervision in a reintegration program for post-release Black female …

Research on rates of violent deaths in prison releasees exists, however little work has gone
into examining their associated contexts and circumstances. Using North Carolina …

One of the greatest contemporary challenges for public policy is in the reintegration of
offenders released from prison back into local communities. There are well over a million …