North Texas area nonprofit Unlocking Doors helps to create and promote a safer, more productive society by revolutionizing reentry service delivery.

Imagine you've just been released from prison. You don't have a phone yet, or a car, but through your reentry service, you are set up for now with a place to stay.

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

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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