Fewer Crimes Committed
When formerly incarcerated individuals successfully reintegrate into society and do not re-offend, it means fewer crimes are committed overall. This directly lowers crime rates and reduces the number of victims in the community.
Safer Communities
As more individuals break the cycle of incarceration and engage in stable employment, education, and housing, neighborhoods experience less violence, theft, and drug-related activity. Stability fosters peace and cohesion in communities.
More Trust in the Justice System
When people see that reentry works and that individuals can return to society and thrive, it builds confidence in systems that prioritize second chances over punishment alone. This encourages community cooperation with public safety initiatives.
More Efficient Use of Law Enforcement Resources
Fewer repeat offenses mean police and correctional officers can focus their attention and resources on preventing new or more serious crimes rather than re-arresting the same individuals.
Support for Youth and Families
When formerly incarcerated individuals stay out of prison, they are more likely to be present and active in their families and communities. This has a stabilizing effect on young people, reducing the likelihood they will engage in criminal behavior themselves.
About Our Organization
Miles of Freedom (MOF) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to advocating, promoting and ensuring public safety by educating, equipping and empowering individuals, families and communities impacted by incarceration.
We provide essential support in areas such as financial stability and community integration, ultimately contributing to a fairer and more equitable Dallas.
Our Programs
MOF offers a range of programs to achieve these goals, including the Reentry Assistance Program (REA), Transition to Employment program, and Produce Distribution Program.
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