Civic Bulletins 44-46 | Moving Men into the Mainstream: The Next Steps in Urban Reform

Civic Bulletins 44, 45, and 46 are adapted from the conference, "Moving Men into the Mainstream: The Next Steps in Urban Reform," co-hosted by the Manhattan Institute’s Center for Civic Innovation and Center for Race and Ethnicity Studies on June 21, 2006. The conference explored both the social and economic barriers faced by inner city African-American males and ex-offenders, and considered the lessons policymakers can draw from the experience of welfare reform to help these men reintegrate into the labor market.

• Black Men Left Behind: Reflections on Current Research | Moving Men into the Mainstream: The Next Steps in Urban Reform, Civic Bulletin 44
• From Recidivism to Redemption: Ending the Cycle of Incarceration | Moving Men into the Mainstream: The Next Steps in Urban Reform, Civic Bulletin 45
• Putting Policy to the Test | Moving Men into the Mainstream: The Next Steps in Urban Reform, Civic Bulletin 46