Mark Holden Op-Ed: When Prisoners Reenter SocietyNew life for the federal Reentry Council points to seriousness of prison-reform effort March 20, 2018 min read On an average day, more than 1,500 former inmates leave prison and reenter society. That’s more than 600,000 every year who return to their communities hoping to get a second chance. Unfortunately, far too many do not get that chance and soon end up back behind bars. This is a moral failure on the part of society, a fiscal wasteland for governments and taxpayers, and a tragedy for the men and women who are denied a full and fair chance to participate in the American Dream. Read more here Share Tweet Share Tags: Criminal Justice Reform Free & Open Society Koch Industries Perspectives Get updates right in your inbox. Stay up to date with all the news from Koch. Continue Reading March 21, 2022 Connecting the Past to the Present: Georgia-Pacific’s Enduring Partnership with the National Center for Civil and Human Rights August 19, 2021 Proving Innocence: Koch Pro Bono Initiative Lends Unmatched Support to Midwest Innocence Project August 14, 2021 Why Second-Chance Hiring Benefits Society
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