Category: Housing
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Do Justice-Impacted People Have the Right to Utilize Benefit Programs Such as SSI, SNAP, Public Housing, and Grant Programs?
Time behind bars is hard, but the real world can be just as hard if you have a felony conviction. That’s because felons can’t use many programs that help people get back on their feet.
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Will You Face Job Discrimination After Prison?
Some forms of job discrimination after prison are legal, while others are not.
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Are There Housing Restrictions on Former Prisoners?
When you get released from prison, you may still have a lot of limits on your life. But are there housing restrictions on former prisoners?
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I’ve Been In Your Shoes: Life After Prison: Why It’s so Difficult for Returning Citizens to Rebuild
When your release date approaches, you have mixed emotions. On the one hand, you’re excited about your upcoming release. On the other, you’re anxious about how the “free world” has changed and what your place will be in it.
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Can You File a Lawsuit for Criminal Conviction Discrimination?
If you have a record, you might face discrimination in housing, employment and more. Can you sue for criminal conviction discrimination?
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What Can You Do to Clear Your Record and Criminal History?
In some cases, you have ways to clear you record. But this isn’t the only option if you want to keep your record private. You can also ask to seal your record. This makes it private for the general public.
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What Is Reentry? How Is It Different From Reintegration?
when it comes time for reentry, reintegration programs can help you start a new and independent life. Understanding these terms and how to prepare for the processes can help you make a successful transition.
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Can You Seal Your Criminal Record While You’re Still in Prison?
Most people probably hope to seal their criminal records as soon as possible. You may not be able to do that while you’re in prison, but you can learn the process.
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Do You Disclose Your Record? When Is the Right Time to Tell Someone About Your Charges?
You shouldn’t be defined by your charges or your record. However, most of the time, if you don’t disclose your record from others, they will accuse you of being deceptive. and/or their overall ability to trust you will be damaged.
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Can You Go To Work Or School While You’re On House Arrest?
“House arrest” is a blanket term. It refers to a type of supervised release in which you will have your movements monitored. Under house arrest, you will not be able to travel freely.