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“We must act urgently and boldly to confront our past and repair systemic injustices in support of those most impacted and for the benefit of all society.”
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“Seeing the Greater Hartford Reentry Council move from a concept to an energized room crowded with people taking action has been amazing! It is incredibly unique, progressive, and important work as we look to eliminate barriers to reentry and eliminate negative stigma following time served.”
Sherry AlbertCOO, Community Solutions, Inc.
“Providing ex-offenders with information and resources available to them is essential to minimizing the many obstacles which hamper successful reintegration. This website is an invaluable tool in the efforts to reduce recidivism and improve the quality of life for all citizens.”
Scott SempleFormer Commissioner, CT Dept. of Correction
“The value of a well coordinated, resourced, and executed reentry process improves the chance for success not only for the returning citizens but contributes to a safer and more cost-efficient Connecticut.”
Maureen Price-Boreland, Jd.Former Executive Director of Community Partners in Action
“Helping previously incarcerated men and women re-integrate into their communities needs to be a priority in Connecticut. Every deserves a second chance — by helping these individuals with housing, jobs, and other resources, we strengthen our communities as a whole.”
Brandon McGeeState Rep, Hartford
“Over the past ten years we have made great strides for returning citizens in the state. Our collective efforts are now more important than ever as we face unprecedented fiscal challenges. As a result, I can think of no other social program that produces a greater return on investment than helping a former offender find employment, connect with their child, and become a tax paying and law-abiding citizen.”
Scott K. WildermanPresident & CEO, Career Resources
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