Halfway Home

In "Halfway Home," Reuben Miller, a chaplain and sociologist, examines the profound challenges faced by the over half a million Americans released from prison each year. Through his immersive research, Miller unveils the harsh realities of life after incarceration, highlighting the systemic barriers that keep individuals from reintegrating into society, ultimately revealing that the notion of fully repaying one's debt to society is a misleading myth. This insightful work, enriched by Miller's personal connections to incarceration, offers a poignant critique of the American justice system, advocating for a deeper understanding and acknowledgment of the lives impacted by these systems.