Center for Employment Opportunities: Resources for Recently Incarcerated People

This organization is known for their CEO model that promotes Job Readiness Training, Transitional Employment, Job Coaching and Placement and then Retention Services. Participants have a whole host of resource available to them within the CEO model. Click on the “participants” tab to see how you can join this program

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The National Reentry Resource Center

The Reentry Services Directory was developed by the National Reentry Resource Center (NRRC) to help individuals who have been incarcerated, and their families, find local reentry services. The NRRC has compiled a list of organizations and service providers who can address different reentry needs, including housing, employment, and family reunification.

Business Insider: “How to land a job when you have a criminal record”

Read this short article for advice on how and when to bring up a criminal record to a prospective employer

CSU Student Legal Services

Consult with CSU Student Legal Services on any and all legal matters before seeking formal representation—they may be able to help!

Reentering Your Community: A Handbook

Reentering your community can be more manageable when you’re aware of the services and resources available to help. This handbook, provided by the Federal Bureau of Prisons, is designed as a step-by-step guide to help you reenter your community.