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Oct 18, 2023

Prisoner Recidivism and Reentry

RAND researchers investigate ways to prevents prisoners from re-offending and how to support reentry into society for formerly incarcerated individuals.
Research

Jun 26, 2023

Improving Employment Outcomes for the Federal Bureau of Prisons' Returning Citizens

Gainful employment is a key factor in reducing recidivism, but individuals released from federal prisons face significant barriers to employment. This report presents findings from a workshop held to explore related challenges and opportunities.
Research

May 24, 2023

Implementation and Outcome Evaluation of LA DOOR: A Proposition 47-Funded Program in Los Angeles: Cohort 2 Final Evaluation Report

The authors discuss the Los Angeles Diversion, Outreach, and Opportunities for Recovery program, which uses a health-focused preventative approach to engage those at risk of misdemeanors related to substance use, mental illness, or homelessness.
Research Summary

May 12, 2023

Wraparound Services Are Key to Helping Justice-Involved Los Angelenos Get and Keep Jobs

A team of researchers from the RAND Corporation and Harder+Company Community Research partnered with the Los Angeles Mayor's Office of Reentry to evaluate Cohort 2 of Project imPACT. This brief highlights program implementation and outcome findings.
Research

May 12, 2023

Implementation and Outcome Evaluation of Project imPACT — A Proposition 47–Funded Program in Los Angeles: Cohort 2 Final Evaluation Report

This report presents findings related to individuals served by Project imPACT, an employment-focused reentry program, between June 2020 and September 2022, demonstrating how service providers helped Fellows achieve several of the program's goals.
Project

Apr 26, 2023

Resetting the Record: The Facts on Hiring People With Criminal Histories

RAND researchers are building a portfolio of research that addresses how to connect more people who have criminal convictions to job opportunities.
Research

Mar 30, 2023

Failing to Follow the Rules: Can Imprisonment Lead to More Imprisonment Without More Actual Crime?

We find that people involved in low-level crime receiving a prison sentence are more likely than those with non-prison sentences to be re-imprisoned due to technical violations of parole, rather than due to new crimes.
Research

Jan 5, 2023

Promising Services for Justice-Involved Youth: A Scoping Review with Implications for the Los Angeles County Juvenile Justice Crime Prevention Act

The authors of this report provide a review of the literature that evaluates programs for youth who are involved in the juvenile justice system to identify promising and effective practices, describing implications for Los Angeles County.
Press

Aug 16, 2022

L.A. Program to Divert Homeless from Jail into Supportive Housing Decreases Use of County Services

A program that diverts some people with a history of homelessness from Los Angeles County jails into permanent supportive housing can significantly lower taxpayer spending on services such as hospital care and shelter use.
Research Summary

Aug 16, 2022

A Los Angeles Supportive Housing Program Interrupted the Cycle Between Jail and Homelessness—and Largely Paid for Itself

This brief examines a Los Angeles County initiative to provide long-term housing and supportive services as an alternative to jail for individuals with a history of homelessness and chronic behavioral or physical health conditions.
Research

Aug 16, 2022

Just in Reach Pay for Success: Impact Evaluation and Cost Analysis of a Permanent Supportive Housing Program

This report examines a Los Angeles County initiative to provide long-term housing and supportive services as an alternative to jail for individuals with a history of homelessness and chronic behavioral or physical health conditions.
Research

Feb 15, 2022

Evaluation of the Minnesota Department of Correction's Career Navigators Program: Final Report

The authors conducted an independent process and outcomes evaluation of the Minnesota Department of Corrections' Career Navigators program, which aimed to help people with educational and career opportunities before and after being incarcerated.

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Prisoner Recidivism and Reentry

Improving Employment Outcomes for the Federal Bureau of Prisons' Returning Citizens

Implementation and Outcome Evaluation of LA DOOR: A Proposition 47-Funded Program in Los Angeles: Cohort 2 Final Evaluation Report

Wraparound Services Are Key to Helping Justice-Involved Los Angelenos Get and Keep Jobs

Implementation and Outcome Evaluation of Project imPACT — A Proposition 47–Funded Program in Los Angeles: Cohort 2 Final Evaluation Report

Resetting the Record: The Facts on Hiring People With Criminal Histories

Failing to Follow the Rules: Can Imprisonment Lead to More Imprisonment Without More Actual Crime?

Promising Services for Justice-Involved Youth: A Scoping Review with Implications for the Los Angeles County Juvenile Justice Crime Prevention Act

L.A. Program to Divert Homeless from Jail into Supportive Housing Decreases Use of County Services

A Los Angeles Supportive Housing Program Interrupted the Cycle Between Jail and Homelessness—and Largely Paid for Itself

Just in Reach Pay for Success: Impact Evaluation and Cost Analysis of a Permanent Supportive Housing Program

Evaluation of the Minnesota Department of Correction's Career Navigators Program: Final Report

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Having Trouble Finding Good Workers? They’re Right Under Your Nose

How the Breaking Barriers Program Is Building Pathways to Housing in Los Angeles

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Prisoner Recidivism and Reentry

Improving Employment Outcomes for the Federal Bureau of Prisons' Returning Citizens

Implementation and Outcome Evaluation of LA DOOR: A Proposition 47-Funded Program in Los Angeles: Cohort 2 Final Evaluation Report

Wraparound Services Are Key to Helping Justice-Involved Los Angelenos Get and Keep Jobs

Implementation and Outcome Evaluation of Project imPACT — A Proposition 47–Funded Program in Los Angeles: Cohort 2 Final Evaluation Report

Resetting the Record: The Facts on Hiring People With Criminal Histories

Failing to Follow the Rules: Can Imprisonment Lead to More Imprisonment Without More Actual Crime?

Promising Services for Justice-Involved Youth: A Scoping Review with Implications for the Los Angeles County Juvenile Justice Crime Prevention Act

L.A. Program to Divert Homeless from Jail into Supportive Housing Decreases Use of County Services

A Los Angeles Supportive Housing Program Interrupted the Cycle Between Jail and Homelessness—and Largely Paid for Itself

Just in Reach Pay for Success: Impact Evaluation and Cost Analysis of a Permanent Supportive Housing Program

Evaluation of the Minnesota Department of Correction's Career Navigators Program: Final Report

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