Our graduate-student led Engaging in Current Events as Criminologists (ECEC) Speaker Series is back with four new sessions for Spring 2019. 

 
This year's series will broadly focus on community reentry for persons who were formerly incarcerated. Individual sessions will discuss certain aspects of community reentry, such as the experiences of formerly incarcerated individuals and reentry service providers, academic perspectives on reentry and how to translate research on reentry into policy. All event dates are below. For more details on each topic, please view the flyer. 
 
Thursday, February 21st - Session 1: Understanding the Problem: Experiences of Formerly Incarcerated Individuals
Thursday, March 14th - Session 2: Understanding the Problem: Experiences of Reentry Service Providers
Thursday, April 4th - Session 3: What Does Research Tell Us? Academic Perspectives on Reentry 
Thursday, April 25th - Session 4: Making a Difference with Research: Translating Research to Policy
 
All sessions will be held from 6:30 to 8:00 p.m. in 1101 Morrill Hall.
 
If you are interested in attending any of the sessions or would like more information, please RSVP to ecec [at] umd.edu. 
 
In case you are unable to join us in person, we would like to invite you to join us using the Webinar link below. 
 
 
Webinar Password: ecec2019
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