Unlocking Doors: Helping formerly incarcerated young adults have a second start

Dallas' model for keeping ex-offenders from returning to prison

Q&A with Christina Melton Crain, founder, president and CEO at Unlocking Doors

Super Charge Your Talent Acquisition Plan by Hiring Those with Criminal Backgrounds

Q&A with Christina Melton Crain

Fighting Crime by Fighting for the Criminal

The Impact and Opportunity of Our Nonprofit Sector

We must provide a landing place for ex-prisoners

Women relish their roles in criminal justice

Outside chances

Report: THE ROOT OF HIGH RECIDIVISM IN THE US

Kids or criminals? Growing up and getting out.

Locked up at 11, granted parole at 32. Inmate knows freedom.

Nearly half of Dallas inmates return to jail within 3 years. Can officials change that?

Getting a new start

Ex-cons dumped in downtown Dallas stay free with help from nonprofit

A Look at How the Texas Legislature May Address Criminal Justice Reform

People In Jail Before Trial Risk Losing Jobs, Kids. This SMU Student Wants To Bail Them Out

Paving the way for a fresh start

After Decades-Old Felonies Got Park Board Member Canned, Some Call For Changing City’s Code

Ex-con re-entry study coming

UTA Multidisciplinary Program to Search for Solutions for Former Criminal Offenders

How a Dallas Nonprofit is Helping Former Inmates Re-Enter Society

Examining Criminal Justice in Dallas With DPD’s Chief, the D.A., the Sheriff, and Chief Defender

Organización en Texas abre las puertasa una nueva vida después de prisión

Three Cheers

New Tool Optimizes Housing and Service Provider Locations to Ease Transportation Burdens on Former Offenders

Criminal Justice Reform. What does that really mean?