There’s a long list of legal barriers that people with a criminal record face, known as collateral consequences. They affect nearly every facet of life, from employment and education, to housing and voting. People can flourish when needless barriers are eliminated, and opportunities to start over feel like a gift to people who seek to live out their second chance. Read Angela's story and find out more about collateral consequences and second chances: http://bit.ly/38rx5z2 | Prison Fellowship

Collateral consequences of incarceration As many as 1 in 3 Americans have criminal records and, as a result, have to deal with collateral consequences. These can make finding housing, getting gainful employment, pursuing an education, or even becoming a Bingo caller difficult to impossible. Join the movement and help people start fresh. Head to the link in bio to learn more and donate: https://go.nowth.is/impact-frrc-ig This video was made in collaboration with @galaxy_gives and @reform. To lear