August 24, 2026 Changemaker Spotlight: Jesse Crosson on Why Redemption Is a Practice Jesse Crosson shares how 19 years in prison shaped his belief in redemption, second chances, daily practice, and building a meaningful life after release. Read Article
August 24, 2026 Ready for Any Path After Prison: Inside The Last Mile’s Expansive New Curriculum The Last Mile’s new PATH curriculum is redefining career preparation after prison with a curriculum built for the modern AI-driven workforce. Read Article
August 17, 2026 Protected: The Technology Shock of Reentry After Prison There is no excerpt because this is a protected post. Read Article
August 10, 2026 Changemaker Spotlight: Chris Young, Author of “The Wound Is Where the Light Enters: A Memoir of Resilience” How Chris Young, Sentenced to Two Life Terms, Is Becoming One of the Most Compelling Voices in Criminal Justice Reform Read Article
August 10, 2026 The Platform For True Prison Reform America’s prisons offer programs, but an individual’s progress is vulnerable to transfers, institutional barriers, and release. The Last Mile has built a platform designed to carry rehabilitation forward. Read Article
July 27, 2026 Changemaker Spotlight: Ginny Burton, Founder of OUT Impact Coalition Ginny Burton Is Walking 310 Miles to Redefine Reentry—Here’s Why We Should Walk Beside Her Read Article
July 23, 2026 The Reentry Data Dilemma: What America Still Doesn’t Know About Life After Prison New findings from The Last Mile reveal the financial realities of coming home—and why the reentry field needs a national data network. Read Article
July 13, 2026 Why I Stopped Calling Myself an Ex-Felon Kevin McCracken On Why Identity Transformation After Incarceration May Be the Most Important Outcome For Successful Reentry Read Article
June 22, 2026 Second Chances Need an Address: Fair Chance Housing After Prison Learn why Fair Chance Housing policies, stable housing, and reentry support services play a critical role in reducing recidivism after prison. Read Article
June 9, 2026 Protected: The Economic Case for Criminal Justice Reform: Why Rehabilitation In Prison Is America’s Smartest Investment There is no excerpt because this is a protected post. Read Article