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Outreach Extensions. Reentry National Media Outreach Campaign (Malibu, CA)

Published 2005. 5 pages.

Information regarding the development of a video for clergy and lay people about reentry issues is available at this website. The reentry orientation/training video will discuss: reentry and mentoring offenders; mentoring children of offenders; racial disparity/disproportionate minority confinement/detention reform; public education, training, and civic participation; and strengthening marriages and families. A short preview of the video and a Viewer Resource Guide are also accessible. Accession Number: 020561

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