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Covering Reentry Accurately and Respectfully

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Real-life education for life during and after incarceration.

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Covering Reentry Accurately and Respectfully

Check status and evidence, consider privacy, and report people in context.

About 63 minutes, taken in small pieces. No prerequisites. Start anywhere.

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  1. Understand supervision without guessing someone’s rules7 min
  2. Check the legal status before naming it7 min
  3. Decide which personal details a story needs7 min
  4. Tell a fuller story without promising an outcome7 min
  5. Ask before using someone’s story7 min
  6. Ask what a reentry outcome actually measures7 min
  7. Use lived experience without overstating it7 min
  8. Decide your boundaries without pressure to reconnect7 min
  9. Separate what you know from what you suspect7 min

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