Holistic, Inclusive, and Digital Approaches to Reduce Recidivism

 

Recidivism remains a significant issue for justice-impacted citizens around the world who are returning to the workforce after incarceration. Globally, from Europe to Australia and the USA, countries in most regions experience similar issues related to recidivism.

This is where holistic services and programs for inclusion can extend beyond the impact of conviction to provide meaningful help. By focusing on education and employment, those returning to the workforce after incarceration can increase their chances of not recidivating pre-release. Digital platforms designed to reduce recidivism represent a paradigm shift in providing second chances. 

Join Moderator Miguel Peromingo, Consultant for Employment & Wellbeing, along with guest panelists:

  • Jeff Korzenik, Fifth Third Bank, Chief Economist
  • Suzie Changus, California Correctional Training Rehabilitation Authority (CALCTRA), Chief Assistant General Manager
  • Daisy Mills, RIFT, Head of Business and Enterprise
  • Bruce Roch, Adecco, Global Head of Inclusion and Diversity

Register today! Don’t miss this influential panel discussion on job data accessibility and matching functionalities in correctional facilities, second chance hiring and skills shortages, and case management of justice-impacted individuals.

Expert Panelists

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Bruce Roch
Adecco, France, Global Head of Inclusion and Diversity, Adecco
Adecco is a global workforce solutions, HR services, Human Resources, Staffing, Recruiting, and Recruitment company. 
 

 

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Daisy Mills 
RIFT United Kingdom, Head of Business and Enterprise
RIFT is a Social Enterprise and is and award-winning, not-for-profit organisation providing tailored self-employment support. 

 

 

2026  February Pathways Speakers (2)

Jeff Korzenik
USA HQ’ed Fifth Third Bank
Chief Economist and Author of the award-winning book on the business case and best practices for hiring people with criminal records.
 

 

2026  February Pathways Speakers (3)

Suzie Changus
California Correctional Training Rehabilitation Authority/ CALCTRA, Chief Assistant General Manager
CALCTRA is a self-supporting, customer-focused business that provides productive work assignments for approximately 5,800 incarcerated individuals within the California Corrections institutions. 
 

 

2026  February Pathways Speakers (4)

Miguel Peromingo
German based Consultant, Researcher and Speaker on the Future of Public Employment Services 
He has worked for and with organizations such as UK’s Department of Works and Pensions.