Reentry Advocacy Project (RAP) meetings are a place where you can get support and advice to address reentry challenges and barriers. RAP provides support and fellowship for persons directly impacted by the criminal justice system and advocates for policies and practices that directly and positively impact justice-involved persons and their families. Pizza and informal networking starts at 5:30 […]
The Reentry Advocacy Project (RAP) and the Austin/Travis County Reentry Roundtable are pleased to invite you to RAP Speaks, the second annual storytelling event focused on sharing the voices and perspectives of individuals directly impacted by the criminal justice system. In recognition of Second Chance month, the event will highlight four justice-involved speakers who will share their personal reentry journeys […]
Reentry Advocacy Project (RAP) meetings are a place where you can get support and advice to address reentry challenges and barriers. RAP provides support and fellowship for persons directly impacted by the criminal justice system and advocates for policies and practices that directly and positively impact justice-involved persons and their families. Pizza and informal networking starts at 5:30 […]
Reentry Advocacy Project (RAP) meetings are a place where you can get support and advice to address reentry challenges and barriers. RAP provides support and fellowship for persons directly impacted by the criminal justice system and advocates for policies and practices that directly and positively impact justice-involved persons and their families. Pizza and informal networking starts at 5:30 […]
Reentry Advocacy Project (RAP) meetings are a place where you can get support and advice to address reentry challenges and barriers. RAP provides support and fellowship for persons directly impacted by the criminal justice system and advocates for policies and practices that directly and positively impact justice-involved persons and their families. Pizza and informal networking starts at 5:30 […]
Got Workforce Woes? Learn How Hiring Workers with Conviction Records Can Address Your Talent Shortage! We know that Austin area employers face difficulty in finding qualified employees. One talent pool that is sometimes overlooked are workers with prior conviction records. An estimated 70 million people in the United States—nearly one in three adults—have a prior […]