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I think the fact that pre-prison employment, education, prior criminal history are best predictors of post-prison employment and recidivism was really interesting and really undermines the narrative of those touting the current form of the Three-R approach (i.e. if we provide these skills people who were formerly incarcerated will get better jobs, and thus not go back to prison!)

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I think the point Gottschalk makes about the lack of a first chance, with so much discussion of the Three-R approach providing the means for a SECOND chance is important and does a good job of framing her argument that there are greater institutionalized social, political, and economic barriers people who have been incarcerated have and are facing.

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Gottschalk argues that the three-R approach focuses on the individual and not the larger system that they exist in. What system changes should the US adopt to make life easier on the outside? (Policy + Social changes, such as stigma)

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Gottschalk argues that the three-R approach focuses on the individual and not the larger system that they exist in. What system changes should the US adopt to make life easier on the outside? (Policy + Social changes, such as stigma)

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If crime rates escalate or if the recidivism rate remains stubbornly unchanged despite all the reported investment in reentry, the moment is ripe for another public outcry that “nothing works.” 

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Leave a comment here with one important quote or critique to take back to the rest of the class

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Leave a comment here with one important quote or critique to take back to the rest of the class

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Quote: If crime rates escalate or if the recidivism rate remains stubbornly unchanged despite all the reported investment in reentry, the moment is ripe for another public outcry that “nothing works.”

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Is there any merit to the three-R approach?

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Is there any merit to the three-R approach?

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Do  you think that the focus on the three-R is misguided? To what degree should we focus on the three-Rs?

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Do  you think that the focus on the three-R is misguided? To what degree should we focus on the three-Rs?

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Do you agree with Gottschalk's argument on the three-R approach?  

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Do you agree with Gottschalk's argument on the three-R approach?  