Josh Gaines focuses on issues involving the collateral consequences of criminal conviction, barriers to work, and relief from the long-term impacts of a criminal record. Through the Reentry 2030 initiative, he provides direct technical assistance to state leaders and other stakeholders working to safely expand opportunities for workers with criminal histories. Josh received his BA from North Carolina State University and his JD from the Washington College of Law at American University.
State leaders gathered for the fourth session of the Reentry 2030 Workforce Development Peer Learning Cohort.
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8 states gathered to discuss workforce solutions for formerly incarcerated people.
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On June 26, the CSG Justice Center convened state leaders in workforce development, education, and corrections from 7…
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This brief examines the employment challenges faced by the health care sector and how incorporating workers with criminal…
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This brief examines the legislative action that states have taken to limit the risks of negligent hiring liability…
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This brief discusses the strategies states have developed to ensure that criminal record clearance remains as effective as…
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