September 16, 2022
Democracy Reform
Engaging Returning Citizens - DPI Digest
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The movement to restore voting rights to individuals who have felony convictions has had several successes in recent years, including historic wins in Florida in 2018 and New Jersey in 2019. But ensuring the legal right to vote is only the first step.
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The movement to restore voting rights to individuals who have felony convictions has had several successes in recent years, including historic wins in Florida in 2018 and New Jersey in 2019. But ensuring the legal right to vote is only the first step. As with other communities, it is equally important to understand this critical population's strategies for increasing political participation and civic engagement.

The research presented here is the first step in leaning into deeper analysis and understanding of this community.

See the Engaging People on Probation or Parole in New Jersey Report

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July 6, 2022
Engaging People on Probation or Parole in New Jersey
The New Jersey Institute for Social Justice (NJISJ), Analyst Institute, and academic researchers sought to encourage civic engagement among formerly incarcerated people whose rights to register and vote were restored in New Jersey in December 2019.