Released But Not Free: Formerly Incarcerated Individuals and the Challenges of Reentry

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Released But Not Free: Formerly Incarcerated Individuals and the Challenges of Reentry - Presented by the Wisconsin Chapter

Presented by Christina Reardon, MSW, LSW

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1 Social Justice

Course Number:

WI-2019-01-31

Original Program Date:

January 31, 2019

Duration:

1 hour

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Available for 5 months after Registration

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Category: Criminal Justice, Social Work

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Other: Wisconsin

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Hundreds of thousands of people are released from correctional facilities each year, but many of these individuals soon learn that their punishment has not yet ended. With freedom comes struggles to do the things necessary to successfully reintegrate into communities, such as finding jobs, establishing stable housing and reconnecting with loved ones. This webinar will explore the myriad challenges formerly incarcerated individuals face when reentering communities and examine how these challenges are the byproducts of historical, political and societal forces. The presentation also will describe innovative efforts to assist formerly incarcerated individuals and outline why social workers – with their strengths-based and person-in-environment perspectives – are well-suited to advocate for reforms to make reentry easier.

1 Social Justice

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