Church on the Move to host Hope Event on Sunday evening, featuring Richard Acuna, Serena Steenjoldt, and live streamed into Roswell Correction Center.
By Prison Fellowship
April 28, 2021
COVID-19 | COVID-19 News | New Mexico
The Albuquerque Business First journal recently asked its readers a probing question—would you hire someone who had just been released from prison?
Responses were predictably varied, with many respondents answering affirmatively. Those that did say they would hire a former prisoner typically cited the importance of second chances and a need to break the cycle of recidivism.
By Steve Rempe
February 3, 2016
New Mexico | recidivism | Reentry | Second Prison | Second Prison ProjectJake Grant is an intern working with Justice Fellowship, the policy arm of Prison Fellowship. A version of this post appears on the Justice Fellowship website.
This summer, Americans for Tax Reform hosted a policy primer on civil asset forfeiture. The event featured two panels with speakers from the Coalition for Public Safety, Heritage Foundation, CATO Institute, Institute for Justice, American Conservative Union, and more.
By Jake Grant
July 24, 2015
California | Civil Asset Forfeiture | Heritage | Montana | New Mexico | South CarolinaGod can use any church of any size to serve children with incarcerated parents.
By Rebekah L. Stratton
November 26, 2014
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Chris Cleveland smoked his first joint at age 12. He remembers because that year his father and mother finally divorced.
By Alyson R. Quinn
October 29, 2010
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