Supporting Reentry Employment and Success: A Summary …

Research Brief Johanna Lacoe, Mathematica and Hannah Betesh, Social Policy Research Associates Supporting Reentry Employment and success : A Summary of the Evidence for Adults and Young Adults Employment is a potential source of stability and opportunity for Americans trying to better their lives after involvement with the criminal justice system. The path to Employment can be difficult for Key Findings this population, however, and the challenges differ This brief reviews research on Employment , depending on age. Adults often enter the justice cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), and case system with barriers to Employment and struggle management models for justice-involved adults to reconnect to the labor market after their release and young adults and finds: from incarceration, due to such factors as limited Most prior studies of adult Employment Reentry basic skills and soft skills, emplo

work-release, incarcerated people may work outside the facility during the day, which allows them to gain employment experience during incarceration, with the hope of easing their transition back into the community. Available evidence comes from quasi-experimental evaluations in the states where these programs

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