Freedom is Peace
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Transitioning from prison into society is a multifaceted process, which is crucial for the success of each individual's reintegration after completing their sentences. This process provides the necessary support and resources for former inmates to overcome the challenges they may encounter upon their release. One of the components of t
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Freedom is Peace - Tanner Scott Wright
Contents
Transitioning Process
Successful Reintegration
Overcoming Challenges and Obstacles
Building a Support System
Accessing Resources for a Smoother Transition
Exploring Employment Opportunities
Stable and Fulfilling Life After Incarceration
Embracing Change and Moving Forward
Hard Facts After Incarceration
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Have you ever thought about why the prisons are so full? Some people imprisoned are for short periods, but some with minor infractions are far longer than required, which does not make sense. However, we live in a society that is not forgiving after people have paid their debt to society for their misfortunes. I am not talking about people who have committed the ultimate sin of murder or beyond what we can comprehend but about people with minor infractions like smoking weed. But prison isn’t like it is for celebrities going to jail or prison, where they get to have yoga or cooking classes every day; it is like living at Disney Land.
In 2020, at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, my son had been on probation (from 2019) for someone who rode in his vehicle carrying liquid marijuana. While giving another friend a ride home, he got stopped for his headlight being out and was unaware that this individual riding with him was carrying a large bag of marijuana in his duffle bag. Regardless of his situation, he was always trying to help people, but this put him in prison; therefore, he went to jail and received eight years for something he was unaware of when allowing these so-called friends to ride in his vehicle, which he was liable because it was his vehicle. Guilty by association; subsequently, he could not get out of incarceration because he was already on probation for a felony charge with the previous liquid marijuana charge, but thankfully, he had to serve just two years with getting out on good behavior, allowing him early parole. However, the transitioning process is challenging.
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Transitioning Process
Transitioning from prison into society is a multifaceted process, which is crucial for the success of each individual's reintegration after completing their sentences. This process provides the necessary support and resources for former inmates to overcome the challenges they may encounter upon their release. One of the components of this transition is ensuring access to suitable housing. Without stable housing, individuals may struggle to find stability and be more likely to return to criminal activity. Therefore, government agencies and community organizations collaborate to provide affordable and safe housing options for individuals reentering society after incarceration.
Employment opportunities are also essential for a successful transition. Therefore, finding employment helps these individuals support themselves financially, but it also plays a crucial role in building a sense of purpose and self-worth. Former inmates often face numerous barriers in the job market due to their criminal records. To address this, government agencies can implement policies that incentivize businesses to hire individuals with criminal records while providing job training resources and placement. Community organizations can also play a vital role by offering skill-building programs, mentorship opportunities, and support networks, helping these individuals to develop the necessary skills and connections for employment.
Access to healthcare is another crucial aspect of the reentry process, whereas many individuals leaving prison have significant physical and mental health needs that require attention and treatment. Individuals without access to healthcare struggle to maintain their well-being and are more likely to engage in criminal behavior as a means of coping. Therefore, Government agencies and community organizations must work together to ensure former inmates have affordable and comprehensive healthcare services, including mental health support and substance abuse treatment. These previously incarcerated individuals need support from their families to help them through this transition because of their physical and mental struggles, which is not easy for them individually.
Social support networks are vital for a successful transition. Individuals who have been incarcerated face isolation and stigmatization challenges upon their release. Building a support network of people through relationships and connections within the community helps combat these challenges, which provides people who understand their unique experiences and can offer guidance and support.
Government agencies can collaborate with community organizations to establish mentorship programs, community reintegration initiatives, and support groups that facilitate the development of strong support networks for former inmates. Therefore, their family support is greatly needed for these individuals to get each of these individuals connected to the community, therapy appointments, aftercare appointments, and parole officer appointments. Of course, these individuals, while trying to reconnect while struggling to achieve everything required.
The transition from prison to society requires the involvement of multiple stakeholders, such as ensuring access to housing, employment opportunities, healthcare, and social support networks, which can help individuals successfully reintegrate into society and reduce recidivism rates. Government agencies, community organizations, and individuals must come together and provide the necessary resources and support to facilitate a smooth and successful reentry process.
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Successful Reintegration
Successful reintegration into society after being released from prison is a complex and multifaceted process that goes beyond serving time when it impacts the individuals and the community. For these individuals, the reintegration and rehabilitation process is vital in reducing recidivism rates, which refers to the tendency of individuals to re-offend and end up returning to prison. Ensuring the success of formerly incarcerated individuals is crucial for their well-being and safety to look at their stability in society. Successful reintegration, comprehensive planning, and support from various stakeholders are essential. Government agencies play a