Reentry/Release

CSG Justice Center staff met to discuss the ISI briefs and review changes and upcoming activities.

CSG Justice Center staff met to discuss the Dallas and Michigan videos and finalize our feedback to Clum Creative.

CSG Justice Center staff met with Clum Creative to discuss how to approach editing the Dallas video to include additional information.

CSG Justice Center staff met to discuss the ISI project, upcoming activities, and timelines for the project.

CSG Justice Center staff met to discuss the ISI project, upcoming activities, and timelines for the project.

This session will explore a programmatic theory of change, offering a comprehensive

This session will examine how the Housing First model has been adapted to support justice-involved individuals, emphasizing its effectiveness in promoting stable reentry outcomes. It will also explore the Housing First, But Not Housing Only approach, which emphasizes the critical role of supportive services beyond housing to address the unique needs of people transitioning from incarceration. In addition, the session will provide practical insights into the successes and limitations of these models.

This session will explore innovative housing solutions, including Impact Justice's reentry housing model, The Homecoming Project, as well as the various tenets of housing innovation. Through interactive discussion, attendees will engage in mapping creative housing strategies that incorporate likely and unlikely partnerships. Additionally, the session will introduce the new National Housing Incubator, a transformative initiative aimed at scaling solutions nationwide.

This session will focus on creating a platform for community-based and faith-based organizations to present their housing initiatives and projects. The organizations will discuss how their housing solutions play a vital role in supporting reentry housing for individuals who transition back into society after a period of confinement. Attendees will have the opportunity to engage with these organizations and ask questions to deepen their understanding of the innovative housing solutions being implemented.

This session was provided through the NTTAC Training and Technical Assistance College to discuss characteristics of adult learners, best practices for providing interaction in both face-to-face and virtual seetings, and opportunities for peer-to-peer learning.