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Reintegration Testimonial

October 8, 2018 by Marc Wennberg

Take five minutes to read this testimonial from a former prisoner. Just do it. You will be wiser if you do.

Filed Under: Prison Reform, Stories and Testimonies

Restorative Prison, Part 3- Repairing the Harm

June 26, 2018 by Marc Wennberg

(Peace Circle at the California Chowchilla Prison for Women) Things go wrong in prison. That’s a given. The wrongdoing ranges from the minor (tobacco contraband, for example) to the most serious (such as rape and murder). Prisons are overcrowded, hot, and volatile places, where intimidation and violence are the norm. For egregious violations, prison officials […]

Filed Under: Prison Reform, Restorative Justice, Uncategorized

Restorative Prison, Part II- Conceiving the Possible

May 8, 2018 by Marc Wennberg

In the fall of 2017, I initiated a series of exploratory conversations with present and former Vermont Corrections leaders about developing a fully restorative prison facility. With their consultation and insight, I slowly and steadily designed a fellowship proposal that would have allowed me to work full-time within a single prison facility. Over the course […]

Filed Under: Prison Reform

Transforming Prison into a Healing Community- Part 1

April 30, 2018 by Marc Wennberg

Restorative Justice is clearly a movement whose time has arrived. Wherever you look, there are stories of new and creative applications of restorative principles, which are shaping and transforming the cultures of our schools, communities, and businesses. The sky is the limit. Except for one notable exception: prisons. Here, the walls–literal and figurative–persist.

Filed Under: Prison Reform, Restorative Justice

Building a Hopeful Corrections

April 18, 2018 by Marc Wennberg

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“The supreme aim of prison discipline is the reformation of criminals, not the infliction of vindictive suffering” (Declaration of Principles, 1870 National Congress on Penitentiary and Reformatory Discipline) Nearly 150 years later, we are still having a debate about the purpose of prisons.

Filed Under: Prison Reform

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About Community Reentry

Each day, all across the United States, people return home from prison (nearly 600,000/year). Their reentry, whether successful or unsuccessful.... [read more]

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I am a consultant and non-profit professional with more than 20 years of experience.... [read more]

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