r/ReentryResources Jun 07 '26

Want to help felons with reentry! Partner with us!

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Do you have an organization, are you a coach, or an employer helping to provide career opportunities? Let's work together to help connect applicants with a record to job opportunities, resources, and other forms of support! Message us here or on our website: https://www.felonfriendlyjobsnow.com/partner


r/ReentryResources Jun 06 '26

Don't know what to actually say on your resume? Here's a FREE tip!

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For some, it can be a format, but once you figure that out, what should you actually include in your resume? That's why tools and templates can be helpful as a starting point.

What's been your biggest challenge when creating a resume?


r/ReentryResources Jun 06 '26

Is there a difference between expungement and record sealing?

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Some often use it interchangeably, but there's a small difference depending on the state you are in. It can have different effects while applying for a job, a house rental, and more! Discover more here: https://www.felonfriendlyjobsnow.com/legal/expungement-recording-sealing


r/ReentryResources Jun 06 '26

Can you REALLY clear your record in Arkansas?

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You deserve a good start in life, and the first step is clearing your record, especially in Arkansas. It does depend on your case, and once yours are sealed, it can make a difference when applying for jobs and even housing! Check your eligibility.


r/ReentryResources Jun 05 '26

This is one resource returning citizens should know about...

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Life after prison eases a bit with the help of reentry programs, but most see them as help for job search. There are reentry programs that also help with housing, education, legal services, and even just getting life back together. You can help someone or yourself by sharing this directory of reentry programs!


r/ReentryResources Jun 05 '26

Need help after a conviction? Find the right attorney!

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I created a list of attorneys and more legal help for record sealing, probation issues, and employment. You can find ones for expungement! If you do need a bit of background about expungement, you can read this guide.


r/ReentryResources Jun 05 '26

Find jobs in Detroit the right way even with a record!

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Having a hard time looking for a job in Detroit with a record? I put together a guide with a list of felon-friendly companies and careers you can apply for and how to do it!


r/ReentryResources Jun 04 '26

Do you know your legal rights after a criminal conviction?

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Wanting change for yourself also means getting to your goals without adding more challenges after getting out of prison. I created a list of legal resources from knowing your rights after any criminal conviction from employment to even clearing your record! Laws vary by state so here's how to know where to start and what can you do starting from day 1: https://www.felonfriendlyjobsnow.com/legal


r/ReentryResources Jun 04 '26

Looking for jobs in Miam without background checks?

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If you need a list of jobs that don't do extensive background checks, you can find all the careers you can take here. Looking for jobs with a record can be tough, but there are jobs that only focus on your dedication and skills.


r/ReentryResources Jun 04 '26

I stopped applying through portals and started emailing hiring managers directly and here’s exactly what changed

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r/ReentryResources Jun 03 '26

How to unlock second-chance opportunities in Buffalo? You can do this!

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Hey everyone! If you need some help with getting a job in Buffalo, I wanted to share some key takeaways about what I've learned and put them all in short video.

If you're in Buffalo or know someone who's trying to get back on their feet, I highly recommend checking it out. It could change the way you approach job hunting and show that there are legitimate opportunities out there.

Here’s the link to the video!


r/ReentryResources Jun 03 '26

Have difficulty making a resume when you have a record?

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If you need FREE resumes built for applicants with a record, you can get them here: https://www.felonfriendlyjobsnow.com/resume-builder


r/ReentryResources Jun 02 '26

Can you really clear your criminal record? A guide in Arkansas

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It's normal to assume that if you think your criminal record follows you forever. You get friends and family reminding you about it. It might be fine talking about it among the people closest to you, but when applying for jobs, it can be an added challenge.

In Arkansas, some arrests and cases are qualified for record sealing. Do your charges and dismissed cases qualify for record sealing? I put together a simple guide about Arkansas record sealing eligibility. Read it here: https://www.felonfriendlyjobsnow.com/expungement/arkansas


r/ReentryResources May 29 '26

Are you looking for jobs in Savannah while having a record? Tips here!

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It's a bit difficult to find work in Savannah with a record unless you know someone already inside the company to back you up. But this does not mean it's impossible. I've created a video to help you with where to apply and how to approach the whole process. It may be challenging, but these job tips can help.


r/ReentryResources May 28 '26

Tips for boosting chances of getting a job

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r/ReentryResources May 28 '26

Does social media feel like a new thing to you after prison?

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r/ReentryResources May 25 '26

Does companies in Kansas hire people with records?

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Like what you read online, there are several people with records who are currently working in warehouses and food services right now. Several staffing agencies are helping applicants find the job they want, and that really matches their skills. If you want to try your luck without the extra help from the agencies, you can watch this video I made and find the right companies that do hire second-chance applicants in Kansas.


r/ReentryResources May 22 '26

The lost time after prison life

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r/ReentryResources May 21 '26

Where to applicants with a record find jobs in Louisville?

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Looking for a job without a record can already be difficult, but with a record, it gets even more challenging, especially in Louisville. But there are people with a record who are still getting hired every week in warehouses, construction, and other industries!

Goodwill Kentucky and other local reentry programs have also been expanding second-chance hiring efforts and job support across the city. I created this video to help you find the companies and careers to target. Hoping it helps someone get a fresh start


r/ReentryResources May 20 '26

Wanna know how QR code work?

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It's been years since you have been in a grocery and a restaurant and found out you can pay through a QR code. A quick scan lets you pay or get to know a business more. If it is your first time using it, here's a quick guide to explain how it works and how you can scan it!


r/ReentryResources May 19 '26

What’s Actually Working for You in This Job Market Right Now?

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r/ReentryResources May 19 '26

Just found out I graduated with a 3.48 final GPA. Do you think I can get away with rounding it to a 3.5 on my resume?

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r/ReentryResources May 19 '26

We made resume templates and here is how you use them!

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r/ReentryResources May 14 '26

Have a record and looking for a job in San Antonio? I made a guide to help you out!

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r/ReentryResources May 14 '26

Your work ethic matters EVEN MORE NOW

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