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11 YEARS BEHIND BARS. A WORLD THAT KEPT MOVING WITHOUT YOU. Imagine coming home after more than a decade and realizing e

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Second chances

11 YEARS BEHIND BARS. A WORLD THAT KEPT MOVING WITHOUT YOU. Imagine coming home after more than a decade and realizing e11 YEARS BEHIND BARS.Nov 9CAN YOU BELIEVE IN JUSTICE AND STILL BELIEVE IN SECOND CHANCES? When someone has been a victim of crime, the pain is reaCAN YOU BELIEVE IN JUSTICE AND STILL BELIEVE IN SECOND CHANCES?Nov 6IT’S THE SEASON OF GIVING. DON’T FORGET ABOUT SECOND CHANCES. This time of year, many worthy organizations will ask forIT’S THE SEASON OF GIVING.Nov 36 likesTHE RESOURCES ARE OUT THERE. YOU JUST HAVE TO KNOW WHERE TO LOOK. Coming home is challenging enough. Finding the right sTHE RESOURCES ARE OUT THERE.Oct 27IMAGINE SERVING YOUR TIME, ONLY TO COME HOME TO NOTHING. No savings. No stable housing. No job waiting. And for some, noIMAGINE SERVING YOUR TIME, ONLY TO COME HOME TO NOTHING.Oct 25In this episode of The Restart, Kevin Skidmore reminds us of the importance of showing up, putting in the work, and stayIn this episode of The Restart, Kevin Skidmore reminds us of the importance of showing…Oct 2313 likesOPPORTUNITY WON’T ALWAYS COME KNOCKING. SOMETIMES YOU HAVE TO GO FIND IT To every returning citizen: Don’t just sit behiOPPORTUNITY WON’T ALWAYS COME KNOCKING.Oct 19REAL CHANGE TAKES REAL PARTNERSHIPS. To every donor and supporter who has invested in our mission, thank you. Your generREAL CHANGE TAKES REAL PARTNERSHIPS.Oct 15CHANGE BEGINS WHEN EXCUSES END AND ACCOUNTABILITY TAKES OVER. You can blame your circumstances. You can blame your past.CHANGE BEGINS WHEN EXCUSES END AND ACCOUNTABILITY TAKES OVER.Oct 12You can’t break the cycle of incarceration without breaking the cycle of poverty. As Founder Tiffany Kirk explains, succYou can’t break the cycle of incarceration without breaking the cycle of poverty.Oct 1049 likesReal impact takes collaboration. At Project Restart, we know that lasting change doesn’t happen alone. To our incredibleReal impact takes collaboration.Oct 937 likesSix years ago, the vision was already there. Today, on Founder Tiffany Kirk’s birthday, we’re taking it back to a momentSix years ago, the vision was already there.Oct 7Project Restart is about more than completing a program—it’s about creating real pathways forward. Through mentorship, wProject Restart is about more than completing a program—it’s about creating real pathways…Oct 6Project Restart is creating real pathways through opportunity, support, and second chances. And this is just the beginniProject Restart is creating real pathways through opportunity, support…Oct 4

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You can’t break the cycle of incarceration without breaking the cycle of poverty. As Founder Tiffany Kirk explains, succProject Restart ATL EssentialsSECOND CHANCES. REAL HUSTLE. REAL OPPORTUNITY. Outside the probation and parole office, we met a returning citizen who’sSecond chance