Rutgers University-Newark Study: Call For Formerly Incarcerated Participants

August 18, 2025

A research team at Rutgers University – Newark, led by Dr. Ebony Ruhland, is organizing an academic study in an effort to understand and improve the reentry process for formerly incarcerated individuals in New Jersey. The team has been seeking formerly incarcerated individuals over the age of 18 to be interviewed participants in their study. If interested in participating in the study, scan the QR code on the flier below OR reach out to the Research Team via the e-mail or phone number listed at the bottom of the flier below.

 

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