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What is Reentry 2030, and how can its impact help reformed citizens back into society?

The Newsletter '05 by The Newsletter '05
March 8, 2025
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I had the opportunity to learn about a program, that is helping former felons get back to life into society. Reentry 2030 is an organization led by corporate leaders on a national level.

And it is successfully working diligently to create a sustainable world, where rehabilitation is done in a coordinated manner. Whereas barriers against reform, is not an acceptable means, when reentering into the workforce.

We are committed to a future of reentry that is:

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HUMAN-CENTERED

State leaders incorporate the perspectives of people who have gone through the reentry process to design reentry systems with their needs and the barriers they face in mind. This is necessary to understand and overcome longstanding inefficiencies and fragmentation in reentry services and policies.

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COORDINATED

Leaders across service systems and at the federal, state, and local levels are each fully engaged in their role as part of a collective, comprehensive set of supports promoting reintegration.

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TRANSPARENT

States set public goals and metrics and report out regularly and consistently on progress.

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EQUITABLE

Data-informed decisions drive investments to the people and communities with the most need.

The Problem

For far too long, reentry supports have been fragmented, inequitable, and insufficient, and millions of people have been shut out from the opportunities they need to successfully reintegrate into their communities.

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For even the most supported and motivated, having a criminal record triggers legal and informal barriers that diminish access to services and opportunities. These barriers impact tens of millions of people with records and their families.

Moreover, racial disparities persist across the criminal justice system, such that people of color are disproportionately affected by barriers to reentry. When our policies and practices make it difficult for people to succeed in their communities, we perpetuate racial inequities and fuel disparities in employment, health care, treatment, and housing access.

To solve these problems, we are calling on leaders from all 50 states to take action and pledge to a decade-long journey in bringing reentry systems to scale and making reintegration a reality for every person.

Take Action

Commit to system changes that build up people’s lives

Learn new innovations and best practices

Connect with peers and experts across the country

Collaborate with other leaders in your state and community

Transform reentry systems to support reintegration for every person

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Leadership

Reentry 2030 is an initiative led by the Correctional Leaders Association, The Council of State Governments Justice Center, and JustLeadershipUSA.

We work in collaboration with organizations and individuals that bring diverse experiences and roles in reentry and reintegration:

Supporters

  • The U.S. Department of Justice’s Office of Justice Programs’ Bureau of Justice Assistance 
  • Arnold Ventures 
  • The Tow Foundation 

Corporate sponsors

  • Microsoft

Advisors

An advisory group of people  who have direct experience with incarceration and the reentry process, administrators and practitioners, service providers, and others bring diverse experience and knowledge to inform our initiative and help states build reentry systems that support successful reintegration for all.

Learn more

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