Re-Entry Simulation

Re-Entry Simulation

This is a past event.

Part of the "Reclaiming Humanity in Alabama Prisons" series. 

This is a large-scale simulation designed to highlight unnecessary barriers to successful reentry from prison. During the simulation, participants will assume new identities as well as new personal factors that apply to them as ex-offenders returning to the community. They will have to meet the strict life that actual returning ex-offenders have to meet or risk going back to jail. The simulation is two hours long, and no previous experience is required to attend. 

The North Alabama US Attorney's Office will facilitate this event.

Questions: Email Dr. Stacy Moak at stacym@uab.edu

Friday, March 24 at 1:00pm to 3:00pm

Campus Recreation Center, Center Court
1513 University Blvd, Birmingham, AL 35233

Event Type

Workshop/Educational

Target Audience

Current Students, Faculty & Staff, General Public

Cost

Free (registration required)

Department
Department of Political Science & Public Administration, Department of Social Work, Institute for Human Rights, J. Frank Barefield, Jr. Department of Criminal Justice
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