What can you do about your criminal history? Georgia Justice Project

GJP Presents: What Can You Do About Your Criminal History?

Georgia Justice Project is partnering with the Georgia Department of Community Supervision to provide free presentations to individuals with a criminal record as well as service providers in 8 counties across the state. Our first session was held on Thursday, August 30th, and had over 210 people in attendance. The presentations focus on understanding criminal records in Georgia, barriers they may create to employment and housing, as well as what individuals can do to alleviate collateral consequences of their criminal record.
 
There will be two different presentations at each location: 
  • What Can You Do About Your Criminal History? A presentation for service providers and people who have a criminal history
  • A Community Conversation: The Future of Reentry in Georgia

Note: If you bring a recent copy of your criminal history from the Georgia Crime Information Center (GCIC) to the "What Can You Do About Your Criminal History" presentation, an attorney or paralegal will review it and answer questions about your record after the presentation.
 
Tuesday, September 18th – Troup County
 
Community Action For Improvement Service Center
1380 Lafayette Pkwy
LaGrange, GA 30241

9 AM – 12 PM
A Community Conversation: The Future of Reentry in Georgia
 
1 PM – 4 PM
What Can You Do About Your Criminal History? A presentation for service providers and people who have a criminal history
 
To register, please contact:
Christopher Walker
christopher.walker@dcs.ga.gov
(404) 989-9794

For more information, you can view the flyer here.
 
Wednesday, September 19th – Macon-Bibb County
 
Central Georgia Technical College
3300 Macon Tech Dr. 
Building H, Room 111
Macon, GA 31206

9 AM – 12 PM
A Community Conversation: The Future of Reentry in Georgia
 
1 PM – 4 PM
What Can You Do About Your Criminal History? A presentation for service providers and people who have a criminal history
 
To register, please contact: 
Dianna Gonzalez
dianna.gonzalez@dcs.ga.gov
(706) 819-3957

For more information, you can view the flyer here.
 
Thursday, September 20th – Muscogee County

The address is currently to be determined; please check our website for updates.

10 AM – 12 PM
What Can You Do About Your Criminal History? A presentation for service providers and people who have a criminal history
 
2 PM – 4 PM
A Community Conversation: The Future of Reentry in Georgia

To register, please contact:
Andrea Reese
Andrea.reese@dcs.ga.gov
(478) 960-5332
 
Monday, September 24th – Liberty County
 
Liberty County Performing Arts Center
2140 E. Oglethorpe Hwy
Hinesville, GA 31313 

11 AM – 2 PM
What Can You Do About Your Criminal History? A presentation for service providers and people who have a criminal history
 
6 PM – 8 PM
A Community Conversation: The Future of Reentry in Georgia
 
To register, please contact: 
Je­ffrey Porter
support@libertyreentry.org
(912) 877-5293 or (912) 977-1236

For more information, you can view the flyer here.
 
Wednesday, September 26th – Floyd County
 
Goodwill
154 Hicks Dr.
Rome, GA 30161

9 AM – 12 PM
A Community Conversation: The Future of Reentry in Georgia
 
1 PM – 4 PM
What Can You Do About Your Criminal History? A presentation for service providers and people who have a criminal history
 
To register, please contact:
John Stoico­ff
john.stoico­ff@dcs.ga.gov
(706) 295-6323

For more information, you can view the flyer here
 
Thursday, September 27th – Hall County

Goodwill Career Center
3715 Mundy Mill Rd. 
Oakwood, GA 30566

10 AM - 12PM
A Community Conversation: The Future of Reentry in Georgia
 
2 PM – 4 PM
What Can You Do About Your Criminal History? A presentation for service providers and people who have a criminal history

To register, please contact:
Tonya White
Tonya.white@dcs.ga.gov
(470) 960-5332
 
Friday, September 28th – Douglas County

Citizens Hall, Douglas County Courthouse
8700 Hospital Dr. 
Douglasville, GA 30134

10 AM - 12PM
What Can You Do About Your Criminal History? A presentation for service providers and people who have a criminal history
 
2 PM – 4 PM
A Community Conversation: The Future of Reentry in Georgia

To register, please contact:
Carol Chateau 
Carol.chateau@dcs.ga.gov
(404) 276-9176

 
 

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