Reentry

This report outlines best practices for housing navigation practitioners through a discussion of existing programs and offers lawmakers a pathway to strengthen New York's housing navigation infrastructure statewide.

This landscape assessment explores the critical intersection between an individual’s housing insecurity and their involvement in the criminal legal system within the city of Atlanta, Georgia.

The Housing as a Pathway to Justice (H2J) National Toolkit seeks to help the housing industry better understand and serve people who have been impacted by the criminal legal system.

Enterprise engaged in a landscape assessment of the intersection of the housing and criminal legal system in Baltimore City to address this need for individuals with legal system involvement.

Enterprise engaged in a landscape assessment of the intersection of the housing and criminal legal system in the District of Columbia to address this need for individuals with legal system involvement.

This actionable 8-point plan explores and addresses the housing needs and gaps of individuals who have been incarcerated in Cuyahoga County.

NY Housing as a Pathway to Justice Series, presented by Enterprise and CSH, reviews opportunities to expand access to NYC housing for people impacted by the criminal legal system.

Enterprise and The Fortune Society hosted a panel discussion to discuss the specific service and housing needs of women touched by the justice system. The webinar panelists shed light on this population's unique needs and struggles in identifying affordable housing.

With the support of Enterprise, the NYU Wagner Capstone Team led a research project to identify affordable housing models and services that best meet the needs of justice-involved people and provide recommendations for housing developers seeking to develop housing models for this population.