Prisoner Reentry in the 21st Century: Critical Perspectives of Returning Home

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Copyright
Dedication
Contents
List of Tables
List of Contributors
Introduction:
Critical Reentry in the 21st Century
Section I Institutions, Community, and Reentry
	1
Halfway Home: The Thin Line Between Abstinence and the Drug Crisis
	2
Triaging Rehabilitation: The Retreat of State-Funded Prison Programming
	3
The State’s Accomplices? Organizations and the Penal State
	4
Idaho: A Case Study in Rural Reentry
	5
Life Courses of Sex and Violent Offenders After Prison Release: The Interaction Between Individual- and Community-Related Factors
Section II Health, Embodiment, and Reentry
	6
Mothers Returning Home: A Critical Intersectional Approach to Reentry
	7
Release From Long-Term Restrictive Housing
	8
Resilient Roads and the Non-Prison Model for Women
	9
Alcohol Use Disorder: Programs and Treatment for Offenders Reentering the Community
	10 Carceral Calisthenics: (Body) Building a Resilient Self and Transformative Reentry Movement
Section III Gender, Criminality, and Reentry
	11 Black Women Excluded From Protection and Criminalized for Their Existence
	12 The Gendered Challenges of Prisoner Reentry
	13 An Intersectional Criminology Analysis of Black Women’s Collective Resistance
	14 Gender Differences in Programmatic Needs for Juveniles
	15 Prison Is a Place to Teach Us the Things We’ve Never Learned in Life
Section IV Access, Rights, and Reentry
	16 “. . . Except Sex Offenders”: Registering Sexual Harm in the Age of #MeToo
	17 Reentry in the Inland Empire: The Prison to College Pipeline With Project Rebound
	18 The Politics of Restoring Voting Rights After Incarceration
	19 Restoration of Voting Rights: Returning Citizens and the Florida Electorate
	20 Perpetual Punishment: One Man’s Journey Post-Incarceration
Section V Voices, Agency, and Reentry
	21 Thoughts, Concerns, and the Reality of Incarcerated Women
	22 Reflections on Reentry: Voices From the ID13 Prison Literacy Project
	23 Being Held at Rikers, Waiting to Go Upstate
	24 Reentry, From My Perspective
	25 The Journey of a Black Man Enveloped in Poverty
	26 My First 24 Hours After Being Released
Section VI Activism, Liberation, and Reentry
	27 Money for Freedom: Cash Bail, Incarceration, and Reentry
	28 Agents of Change in Healing Our Communities
	29 Rehabilitation Is Reentry: Breathing Space, a Product of Inmate Dreams
	30 Making Good One Semester at a Time: Formerly Incarcerated Students (and Their Professor) Consider the Redemptive Power of Inclusive Education
	31 “I Can’t Depend on No Reentry Program!”: Street-Identified Black Men’s Critical Reflections on Prison Reentry
	Conclusion: What’s Next for Critical Reentry
Index