At a Glance: Some attendees shared their direct experiences of incarceration while others came in contact with the system through family. A criminal conviction can lead to an array of lifelong barriers for formerly incarcerated individuals.
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Some attendees shared their direct experiences of incarceration while others came in contact with the system through family. A criminal conviction can lead to an array of lifelong barriers for formerly incarcerated individuals. Reforms that respect the humanity of incarcerated people benefit everyone.
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- Some attendees shared their direct experiences of incarceration while others came in contact with the system through family.
- A criminal conviction can lead to an array of lifelong barriers for formerly incarcerated individuals.
- Reforms that respect the humanity of incarcerated people benefit everyone.
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