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Mapping Your Future: A Guide to Successful Reentry in Illinois

Mapping Your Future: National Edition

-Shayla Jackson, Social Worker, Maryland Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services
A New Path: A Guide to the Challenges & Opportunities after Deportation

Illinois Reentry Website

Reentry Guide FAQ
Reentry Guide Initiative
EJP
1001 S. Wright St
Champaign, IL 61820
(217)-300-5150
reentry@educationjustice.net
Online form
Each guide costs roughly $11 to print and ship. We are able to supply a limited number of guides for free. However, if your organization is able to contribute towards our printing and mailing costs, please let us know. Invoicing you will allow us to reach even more incarcerated individuals.
Yes. You can download PDFs via the buttons above. Feel free to print copies as well. You can access all our guides as well as a searchable reentry directory at reentryillinois.net
Yes. If you are interested in a large number of guides, we will likely ask about your plans for using them and ask for your help with the cost. We are always looking to learn more about what organizations are doing around reentry in our state, and we want to know how our guides can best support your efforts.
We want the guide to be as helpful as possible. If you have suggestions for us, we would love to hear them. You can send feedback to our office address or email us at reentry@educationjustice.net.
Please email us at reentry@educationjustice.net.
Yes. We release updated versions each year.
We welcome applications year-round from individuals interested in working with our Reentry Guide Initiative (RGI) on a volunteer basis. RGI also has an advisory council of formerly incarcerated individuals who receive modest stipends. You can learn more about the application process here, or contact RGI directly at: reentry@educationjustice.net.
We also greatly appreciate your feedback. We welcome your suggestions.
Fill out this form here. We will do our best to include you both in our website and print directories where we are restricted by space.