In addition to finding a job and housing (both hard to obtain with a criminal record), oftentimes people coming home are treating substance abuse disorders and undiagnosed mental health issues.
Grace Abels
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Support Beyond The Court
A Durham non-profit walks alongside victims’ families.
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A Durham Courthouse Moment: “I love where I stay.”
As COVID-19 eviction relief wanes, Joseph McMoil goes before a judge at the Durham County Courthouse to fight for his house.
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A Durham Courthouse Moment: “Stuff We Have To Deal With Every Day”
Drama at the Durham County Courthouse begins long before anyone gets inside a courtroom.
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Smarty Pints: Fullsteam Brewery to Celebrate Its 500th Trivia Night
With categories like “Famous Elves” and “Things that Spin,” the Durham brewery has tested the city’s greatest minds every week.
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The Future Of Durham’s Old Ballpark: More Baseball
The Bulls left and now NCCU doesn’t play there anymore. But for the time being, there’s plenty of baseball on the legendary field.
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For Pride Month, Satana Deberry Discusses Life As a Queer Woman, Justice For All, and Her Inspiration
The Durham prosecutor says, “There are just experiences in my life, certainly as a queer person, that inform the decisions I make and the policies that we implement here.”
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The Regulator Bookshop In Durham To Reopen In Early June
The iconic Durham bookstore had remained closed while others in the Triangle reopened.