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ODOC Reentry and Release Community Outreach Session
MARK YOUR CALENDAR FOR FEBRUARY 4TH AT 6PM. THIS WILL BE A VIRTUAL TEAMS, NOT ZOOM MEETING, AND ALL ARE WELCOME. FROM ODOC: Reentry and Release Community Outreach Session The Reentry and Release Community Outreach Session, organized by the Oregon Department of Corrections Reentry and Release Unit, aims to support incarcerated individuals who are nearing … Continue reading
INSIDE OUT NETWORK
Color Me Yellow Fundraising Campaign Click the link below to learn about the Inside Out Network and its mission to help reshape reentry for people leaving incarceration. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1kew7_zbJ2SQ0rIxrqkibAxiKHMwLJ1Ia/view
CURE Mail Rule Response to ODOC
September 6, 2024 To Whom It May Concern: We at the Oregon chapter of Citizen’s United for the Rehabilitation of Errants (CURE) recognize and acknowledge that we view prison operations differently than the administrators and staff working there. However, we have often worked collaboratively with the Oregon Department of Corrections (ODOC). When the department’s design … Continue reading
The Sentencing Project Lifers Re-entry Study
The Sentencing Project is seeking participants to take part in qualitative interviews for a research project we are undertaking. The purpose of this project is to better understand the reentry experiences of those leaving prison after release from a life or long-term sentence. This population has been under-examined in terms of reentry needs and risks. … Continue reading
OJRC launches free guide to help Oregonians struggling with court fines and fees
View this email in your browser if you wish.By Alex CovenEdited by Alice Lundell, Julia YoshimotoAugust 2024 OJRC launches free guide to help Oregonians struggling with court fines and fees When someone gets in trouble with the law in Oregon, they may end up having to pay fines, fees, or restitution. These costs imposed by … Continue reading
Oregon Capital Chronicle
Federal officials allow Oregon to offer Medicaid services to those behind bars. The new program aims to close health care gaps when people are released and tackle addiction problems. Click on the line above for the article Article by: By: Lynne Terry – July 3, 2024
High Cost of Prison Calls – Tell Us Your Story
Please consider responding to this survey regarding the financial burden of staying connected to your incarcerated loved one. https://forms.gle/LqruKQu9MQM8xvC96
Understanding HB 2535: Doula services at Coffee Creek Correctional Facility
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