Second Chance Videos 2023
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Second Chance Videos 2023: Candace Snavely
Second chances are important because it provides hope.” – Hear from Candace Snavely of the Western Maryland Consortium about the impact of a criminal record on employment and educational opportunities and their partnership with NACDL to provide expungement opportunities.
To learn more about NACDL’s expungement projects, go to www.nacdl.org/expungement.
To learn more the Commemoration of 50 Years of Mass Incarceration, go to www.nacdl.org/50YearsMassIncarceration. -
Second Chance Videos 2023: Coley Harris
Coley Harris of Delaware Office of Defense Services offers reflections on 50 years of mass incarceration, the racial disparate impact of the criminal legal system, and his office’s commitment and work to provide a path for successful reentry through expungements.
To learn more about NACDL’s expungement projects, go to www.nacdl.org/expungement.
To learn more the Commemoration of 50 Years of Mass Incarceration, go to www.nacdl.org/50YearsMassIncarceration. -
Second Chance Videos 2023: David Stewart
Hear from David Stewart, Program Director for AHEC West Health Insurance Program, about the importance of second chances, the impact of a criminal record on the members of his community, and their involvement and partnership with NACDL to host the Allegany County Expungement Clinics.
To learn more about NACDL’s expungement projects, go to www.nacdl.org/expungement.
To learn more the Commemoration of 50 Years of Mass Incarceration, go to www.nacdl.org/50YearsMassIncarceration. -
Second Chance Videos 2023: Kamau Sandiford
“Second chances is about giving someone the opportunity to maximize their full potential.” - Hear from Kamau Sandiford, Clean Slate Program Manager for Safe & Just Michigan about second chances.
To learn more about NACDL’s expungement projects, go to www.nacdl.org/expungement.
To learn more the Commemoration of 50 Years of Mass Incarceration, go to www.nacdl.org/50YearsMassIncarceration. -
Second Chance Videos 2023: LaQuita Honeysucker
LaQuita Honeysucker of the United Food & Commercial Workers International Union reflects on the 50th commemoration of mass incarceration, the impact of a criminal record on employment opportunities, the need for access to full employment, and their partnership with NACDL to provide expungement and record clearing opportunities across the country.
To learn more about NACDL’s expungement projects, go to www.nacdl.org/expungement.
To learn more the Commemoration of 50 Years of Mass Incarceration, go to www.nacdl.org/50YearsMassIncarceration.
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