▪ Abstract In 2002, over 600,000 individuals left state and federal prisons, four times as many
as were released in 1975. However, according to a national study, within 3 years, almost 7 …

The United States has experienced dramatic increases in both incarceration rates and the
population of insecurely housed or homeless persons since the 1980s. These marginalized …

In the mid-1990s, Prison Fellowship (PF), a nonprofit religious ministry to prisoners,
commissioned a study to determine the relationship, if any, between religious programming …

Six broad domains were identified as influencing reintegration of ex-offenders including
personal conditions, social network/environment, accommodation, criminal justice system …

Reentry research often focuses on those who have recidivated, with little work addressing
the experiences of those who successfully reintegrate into their communities. This study …

The number of people reentering society after imprisonment has increased dramatically in
recent decades in direct correlation with the growing prison population. As a result, empirical …

Prior work on the process of reentry from prison has highlighted the pivotal role that family
and peers play during reintegration. Families are traditionally understood as important …

Few topics have been discussed more extensively or feverishly within correctional academic
and professional circles in the past few decades than prisoner reentry. Although program …

A potentially important but understudied aspect of prisoner reentry is the neighborhood
environments experienced by formerly incarcerated people. We know that many formerly …

Objective: This study examined intermediate outcomes of a faith-based prisoner reentry
program by assessing how client spirituality related to client-and program-level …