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“Pitch you Program” | Reentry Program Development

CRJ 202 Course Hub – Reentry program development assignment

CRJ 202 Course Hub - Reentry program development assignment

The Marshall Project

25 Babies and Toddlers Are in ICE Custody on an Average Day June 9, 2026
On an average day under Trump, ICE has 25 children aged 3 or younger in custody. In total, at least 500 babies and toddlers have been detained.
They Spent Years in Solitary Confinement in Mississippi Despite Suicide Risk June 9, 2026
For decades, MDOC has regularly held incarcerated people in solitary confinement for weeks, months — and in some cases — years at a time.
They Asked for Help. Instead, They Died in Solitary. June 8, 2026
An investigation found there were at least 47 suicides in solitary confinement in Mississippi, where cries for mental health care were met with isolation and punishment.

Prison Policy Initiative

New research: How past incarceration affects people later in life
Added New research: How past incarceration affects people later in life to the Prison Policy Blog. Two recent studies authored by Professor Carmen Gutierrez and her colleagues show that prior incarceration is associated with various geriatric health conditions and reduced life expectancy later in life.
Probation and parole trends by state: A look back at the data on ‘alternatives’ to incarceration
Added Probation and parole trends by state: A look back at the data on ‘alternatives’ to incarceration to the Prison Policy Blog. We compiled, corrected, and analyzed 45 years of state-level probation and parole data, and found that while most (but not all) states have reduced the number of people they’ve placed under supervision, many […]
The California Supreme Court puts on the record the best arguments against money bail
Added The California Supreme Court puts on the record the best arguments against money bail to the Prison Policy Blog. A recent case, In re Kowalczyk, affirms that money bonds are unfair, harmful, and make communities less safe.

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