A new direction after prison

Creating an opportunity for success after prison where one doesn’t currently exist

A program of cognitive behavioral classes, case management, transitional work, and job placement

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The Problem

The U.S. prison system is broken

$80B

Amount the U.S. spends on prisons each year

700%

Increase in the prison population since the 1970’s

62%

Percent of people re-arrested within three years of release

Working with men at the highest risk of rearrest, Turn90 offers an evidence-informed model of prison reentry that is reducing national recidivism rates by two-thirds.

We combine four months of cognitive behavioral classes, case management, and on-site transitional work in the Turn90 Print Shop to create an opportunity for success after prison where one doesn’t currently exist. Every graduate is placed in a job with competitive wages, benefits, and potential for advancement.

Pioneering a new approach

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150 hours of cognitive behavioral classes teaches problem-solving and coping skills.
Cognitive Behavioral Classes
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Individual support builds trust and addresses emergency needs.
Individual Case Management
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A job in the Turn90 Print Shop offers legal income and a safe space to learn how to succeed at work.
In-House Transitional Employment
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Every graduate is placed into a job with competitive wages, benefits, and potential for advancement.
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A new direction after prison

Research demonstrates that improving emotion regulation, new thinking, and problem-solving skills is the most effective way to help people succeed after prison.

Turn90’s cognitive behavioral program includes:

  • 150-hour proprietary cognitive behavioral curriculum
  • Daily classes with role plays using real-life scenarios
  • Facilitation and guidance from program graduates on the Turn90 staff
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Turn90 hailed as a promising program with the potential to

change the whole criminal justice system.

Sally Yates
Former U.S. Attorney General
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Before I came to Turn90 I’d almost lost hope. Now I’m learning things I wish someone taught me when I was younger – like how to think in the right way and brainstorm before making a decision.

Turn90 is the best thing that’s happened to me in a long time.

Terrance
Turn90 Graduate
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Turn90 selected as one of twenty organizations nationally to receive a grant from Boeing

in support of its work on racial equity and social justice.

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One person who leaves prison and doesn’t go back is a win.

Hundreds of thousands of people who never return is a game-changer in the effort to reform our criminal justice system.

Amy Barch, Turn90 Founder
Read more in the Stanford Social Innovation Review
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Turn90 is creating an opportunity for success where one doesn’t currently exist. Everyone deserves an opportunity to change their life.

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