NJ AJR67

Designates the last week of April each year as "Reentry Week" in New Jersey to raise public awareness about challenges faced by formerly incarcerated individuals

Acknowledges that formerly incarcerated individuals face barriers including finding employment, housing, healthcare, addiction treatment, mental health services, transportation, and family reunification

References the New Jersey Reentry Services Commission's 2019 report with 100 action steps and the Commission on Reentry Services for Women's 2020 report with 70+ recommendations for improving outcomes for released individuals

Recognizes local reentry organizations, community groups, and faith-based organizations for providing resources to formerly incarcerated individuals

Authorizes the Governor to issue an annual proclamation calling on public officials and citizens to observe the week with appropriate activities and programs