From supervision to opportunity reimagining probation and parole
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[2022]
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| Schriftenreihe: | The annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science
volume 701 (May 2022) |
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Inhaltsangabe:
- From supervision to opportunity: reimagining probation and parole / David J. Harding, Bruce Western, Jasmin A. Sandelson
- Barred: labor market dynamics and human capital development among people on parole and probation / Bryan L. Sykes, Megan Ballard, Daniela Kaiser, Vicente Celestino Mata, J. Amanda Sharry, Justin Sola
- Why do people under community supervision work and earn so little? And what can policy do to increase their employment and earnings? / Harry J. Holzer
- Community supervision and employment / Jesse Capece
- Prison, college, and the labor market: a critical analysis by formerly incarcerated and justice-impacted students / Khoi Quach, Michael Cerda-Jara, Raven Deverux, Johnny Smith
- Job-related programs for people on supervision: reframing the problem / Shawn Bushway
- From prison to entrepreneurship: can entrepreneurship be a reentry strategy for justice-impacted individuals? / Kylie Jiwon Hwang
- How tax credits can support formerly incarcerated individuals and their families / Natalie Smith
- Community supervision, housing insecurity, and homelessness / Dallas Augustine, Margot Kushel
- The health and health needs of people under community supervision / Laura C. Hawks, Nadine Horton, Emily A. Wang
- The promise and challenge of local initiatives that support reentry and reintegration / Johnna Christian
- Paying a debt to society: expunging criminal records as a pathway to increased employment / Hakim Nathaniel Crampton
- Moving from awareness to urgent action: a call for relevant data and a human-centered reentry approach / Teresa Y. Hodge