Second Chance Month Highlights Reentry Efforts Nationwide

April is recognized as Second Chance Month, a nationwide initiative aimed at promoting rehabilitation and reentry for individuals involved in the justice system. The California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (CDCR) emphasizes its commitment to providing programs that help individuals rebuild their lives and reintegrate into society, focusing on education and treatment. This movement has gained traction since its inception in 2017, supported by various agencies and organizations across the country. In parallel, the Las Vegas Raiders are also embracing the theme of second chances as they sign players like Eric Stokes and Jeremy Chinn, who are looking to revive their careers after injuries. Jason Jensen, a hockey coach who suffered a severe brain injury, expresses gratitude for his recovery and advocates for safer practices in sports, highlighting the broader significance of second chances in life. Together, these stories illustrate the importance of rehabilitation and the opportunities for growth that arise from overcoming adversity.