Category: Personal Identification Resources
You’re Home—Now What? Your Guide to Life After Prison
It’s over. No more prison. You step out, but suddenly the world feels bigger, faster, and a lot less forgiving than you remember. Maybe you don’t have a job lined up, or a place to stay, or even an ID. And if there’s no reentry program waiting for you, the odds can feel stacked from [...]
A New Beginning—Part 1
Freedom's Weight The heavy steel door shut behind Marcus, and he took a deep breath of fresh air. After years behind bars, he was a free man, but the weight of uncertainty pressed down on his shoulders. Where would he go? What would he do? The world he once knew had moved on, and he [...]
Reentry Checklist: Strategies for a Smooth Transition
As you prepare to transition back into the community after incarceration, you may feel overwhelmed. It's natural to feel uncertain about where to begin or how to tackle the obstacles that come with reentry. However, it's important to remember that you are not alone on this journey, and there are resources available to support you [...]
Free Resources to Champion a Smooth Reentry
Returning to the community after incarceration presents a unique set of challenges for individuals as well as their loved ones. It's a time of both hope and uncertainty, requiring dedication, support, and access to the right resources. Whether you are facing reentry directly or supporting a loved one, knowing where and how to find available [...]
Getting an ID After Release
During your time incarcerated, your legal identification may have been lost, damaged, or expired. You will need to renew your license or state identification card to secure basic needs such as housing, employment, and medical care, or to apply for benefits. Getting an official ID should be one of the first things you do upon [...]
How to Clean Up Your Digital Footprint and Why It’s Important
The internet has influenced how we live, communicate, shop, work, and socialize. It’s also changed the way we find and source information. A simple internet search provides a countless supply of data on virtually anything, including people. Similar to a background check, the internet is used by employers, schools, and government assistance agencies as an [...]
