Patricia Okonta serves as Assistant Counsel at the NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund (LDF), America’s premier legal organization fighting for racial justice. Patricia is
We know that the need is tremendous for creating a welcoming environment for those leaving prison. We get requests every week from those in need
There are several misconceptions about prison, from how officials treat us, to that every man in prison is guilty and deserves to be there. But
A priest visits a man waiting on death row (CNS photo / Tim Hunt, Northwest Indiana Catholic). This article is originally written by Paloma López
Dreams open for us new vistas to imagine ourselves and the world we inhabit. Alone these dreams may be contained only to fantasy; if shared
Since May of this year, Joseph House has been celebrating five years of accompanying men as they leave prison and reenter society. It’s been ten
Whether it be carpentry, computer science, or another trade, we hope to prepare those at Joseph House for meaningful work.
Our vocational programming includes guidance on workplace expectations; vocational skills and interests; opportunities for developing computer skills, resumes, interview skills and networking with future employers.
At Joseph House, we are creating opportunities to develop career interests and dreams.
We offer a range of services for accompanying our brothers and sisters leaving prison. We seek to support their complete restoration into our communities and neighborhoods
