Starting Fresh Reentry Resource Fair

Saturday, April 12, 10 AM – 3 PM • Southwest Regional Library

Transform your tomorrow at the Starting Fresh Reentry Resource Fair!

This free event geared for the recently incarcerated and individuals with criminal records is a one-stop shop that connects them with essential tools for success, including:

• Access to comprehensive support, including job preparation, financial solutions, housing assistance, education opportunities, mental health services, and substance abuse support;
• Meet with adult education services representatives to explore GED programs, vocational training, and continuing education pathways;
• Get personalized guidance from experts, join hands-on workshops, and benefit from vital services like health screenings and technology training;
• Participate in engaging panel discussions on family reunification, building stronger support networks, and violence reduction and safe practices;
• Connect with community mentors and learn about vocational training programs.

With free childcare provided, you can focus on building your roadmap to a new chapter. Don't just restart--thrive with the support of organizations committed to your success.

Funding for the Starting Fresh Reentry Resource Fair is provided by a Civic Engagement for Racial Justice in Public Libraries (RJ@PL) grant through the Institute of Museum & Library Services’ National Leadership Grants for Libraries.

KEYNOTE SPEAKER

Savvy Kareem Abdul Shabazz

CEO and Founder, Life Coach Each One Teach One Re-Entry Fellowship

PANEL DISCUSSION MODERATOR

Robin G.

Spoken-word Artist, Poet, Emcee

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