Our services
Mass Liberation offers opportunities to learn and grow and provides safe and peaceful spaces to find joy and to move forward from the experience of incarceration.
4-week Reentry Course
For Returning Citizens who have been released from incarceration recently, we offer a four-week course that covers a wide range of topics in
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Healthy Relationships
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Wellness
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Personal Finance
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Technology
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Employment Readiness
Transitional Housing Programs
Transitional housing is a welcoming place to stay directly upon release from incarceration. In these programs, residents participate in classes and chores, follow a curfew, and abstain from substance use. At Mass Liberation’s programs, residents can stay for free and have enough autonomy to start building their lives back up after long prison terms.
Liberty House (individuals who have served 10+ years in men's prison)
Harbor House (individuals who identify as LGBTQ+)
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have completed 2 or more rehabilitative programs in the last 5 years, obtained High School Diploma or GED, participated in Mass Liberation's correspondence curriculum
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Next-Steps’ Housing
After leaving transitional housing, formerly incarcerated individuals face major barriers to finding housing:
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Background checks are still allowed in the rental process.
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Credit checks are usually required to be accepted as a renter.
In response, Mass Liberation created "Next-Step" housing:
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Provides rooms or apartments with leases to those who have successfully completed transitional housing programs.
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Allows individuals to pay monthly rent without facing housing discrimination.
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Helps them build rental history and practice paying bulls responsibly and on time.
Vocational Training
In partnership with Community Colleges, Mass Liberation provides general technology and employment preparation.
hands-on training and certifications in sectors with steady hiring in LA County.
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Forklift Operations
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OSHA-10 (general Industry)
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American Red Cross CPR
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Sexual Harassment Training
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Re-Entry Correspondence Program
Across every CDCR institution in California. Mass Liberation’s curriculum helps participants prepare for their return to society. The curriculum was created by a team with a diversity of reentry, social science, and legal expertise.
Each Module includes:
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Informational one-pagers on reentry topics.
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Interactive activities that require participants to personally engage with what they've learned.
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Individuals receive personalized written feedback in their responses.
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Participants gain a clearer understanding of what to expect after release and actionable steps they can begin while still incarcerated to prepare for reentry.
