Repairing the Road to Redemption
Time Done
Launched By The Alliance for Safety and Justice
Time Done IE meets every Thursday at 3:30
The Time Done campaign aims to raise awareness around the legal barriers that people living with convictions face.
Today, an estimated 70 million people in the U.S. are living with a current or old criminal conviction. This means that long after they’ve successfully completed their sentence, nearly 1 in 5 people continue to face restrictions on jobs, housing, education and other supports that are key to family stability and economic security.
Take Action Now!
The #TimeDone campaign shines a light on the lifetime of legal obstacles standing between 8 million Californians living with a past conviction and jobs, housing and other necessities for economic security and family stability. Now is time to galvanize thousands of Californians to action to break down the barriers to success for people living with a past conviction and build a road to redemption.
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Our Goals
- To demolish the legal barriers that people living with convictions face.
- To advocate for policy change as it relates to the criminal justice system.
- To educate the public around the barriers people living with convictions face.
How To Get Involved
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Join Our Outvote Campaign
Campaign Join Code: 936976
Outvote will allow you to privatly upload your phone contacts to their service allowing for you to join in actions, text scripts with instructions out to those in your contacts who would like to volunteer, you can also share social media post or submit testimony for various issues.
