ICYMI: Nebraska Reentry 2030

NDCS Director Rob Jeffreys shares about Reentry 2030 goals, which are centered around reentry success, education, employment, collaboration and supportive resources.
The proclamation declaring Feb. 1 as Returning Citizen Reintegration Day.
Governor Jim Pillen signs a proclamation declaring Feb. 1 as Returning Citizen Reintegration Day.
Governor Jim Pillen speaking at the Reentry 2030 launch
Lieutenant Governor Joe Kelly speaking at the Reentry 2030 launch
Director for Council of State Governments Justice Center Megan Quattlebaum speaking at the Reentry 2030 launch
Correctional Leaders Association Executive Director Kevin Kempf speaking at the Reentry 2030 launch
Acting Director – Prison Education Program, Southeast Community College Dr. Amy Doty speaking at the Reentry 2030 launch
President of Wellbeing & Equity Innovations Dr. Carrie Pettus speaking at the Reentry 2030 launch
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NDCS Deputy Director – Rehabilitative Services Dawn-Renee Smith speaking at the Reentry 2030 launch
February 8, 2024
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Work Ethic Camp (WEC)
Central Office (CO)
Tecumseh State Correctional Institution (TSCI)
Reception and Treatment Center (RTC)
Omaha Correctional Center - (OCC)
Nebraska State Penitentiary (NSP)
Nebraska Correctional Youth Facility (NCYF)
Nebraska Correctional Center for Women - NCCW
Community Corrections Center - Omaha (CCC-O)
Community Corrections Center - Lincoln (CCC-L)

In case you missed it! 

On February 1st, Nebraska became the fourth state in the nation to launch Reentry 2030, a national initiative uniting leaders across the country to improve reentry success for people with criminal records.

The Nebraska Department of Correctional Services Director Rob Jeffreys said,  “This initiative is about fostering growth, building bridges, and ensuring that every person leaving our facilities has a genuine opportunity for a positive reintegration into society.”

Check out the event program here or Watch the live event here!  #NEforReentry2030