Community Reentry Project

This is why the Community Reentry Project has been such a success these past 10 years since being founded by the community - it’s the people: not only the staff and supporters, but most importantly, those who changed their lives despite tremendous barriers upon release from jail. They kept going and so should we.

Let’s hope Mayor Michael Hancock, the ultimate decisionmaker over the fate of our program, prioritizes their voices as well as stability and consistency of services. Awesome photographer Gem Reul captured our story in these amazing photos.

Community Reentry Project Photo collection by practicesinseeing

Please join us on Thursday June 15th 9-10:30am at Shorter Community AME Church to discuss the future of community based reentry services in Denver.

CRP's Director Lisa Calderon spoke about CRP and the importance of community leadership at the Chamber Connect Program.
Find out more about the Chamber Connect Program at http://ulfcolorado.org/.

We are 1 week away from the 2015 Voices for Justice Fundraiser.This year, Colorado Criminal Justice Reform Coalition will be honoring CRP Director Lisa Calderon with the Rupert-Tate Game Changer Award. As many of you may know, Lisa Calderon is a long-time trail blazer and fearless advocate for criminal justice reform. She has fought to help make Colorado’s communities safer and healthier by providing resources to and advocating for the rights of people with criminal convictions. Her work helping both victims and justice involved people has had a profound impact on the debate and demand for meaningful criminal justice reform and racial justice. To support CCJRC and learn more amount this year's event, visit http://www.ccjrc.org/.

Colorado Criminal Justice Reform Coalition: Outside Research The Colorado Criminal Justice Reform Coalition (CCJRC) is a diverse, statewide coalition of individuals, organizations, and faith communities united to reverse the excessive use of incarceration and halt the privatization of prisons in Colorado.