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| Kentucky Participating In A New Research Program Focused On Reducing Recidivism |
| By wkms.org- Becca Schimmel |
| Published: 04/30/2018 |
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Kentucky is taking part in a new research program aimed at reducing the recidivism rate of the state’s prison inmates. Kentucky is one of four states participating in the project. The Safe Streets and Second Chances program will be funded by the Koch Industries network. The project will begin in June with 200 randomly chosen inmates in Kentucky prisons. The program’s advisory board chair Mark Holden said the idea is to begin the process of preparing an inmate for reentry as soon as they’re incarcerated. “We want to make sure communities are safe and the way to keep communities safer is if you have people coming out of prison who are educated and skilled and equipped to succeed in society and be a positive part of their community,” he said. Read More. |
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