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Listen to Innovation through Collaboration Panel

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Professor of Criminology and Criminal Justice Lisa Sample, Ph.D. opens the conference.

The University of Nebraska at Omaha (UNO) hosted this year's American Society of Public Administration Nebraska Annual Conference.

This year, the event focused on life after prison and the collaboration of a variety of local agencies.

Two panel discussions covered reentry from a system perspective and reentry from a parolee perspective.

Listen to the conversation here:

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