De Muniz Legal Clinic

02/18/2025

EVICTION on your record?? It may be or have been cleared. Read HOW!!

If you'd like a Legal Clinic appointment to discuss it, contact the De Muniz Reentry Resource Center: [email protected]; 2085 Commercial St NE, Salem; (971) 332-5332.

01/30/2025

11/05/2024

It's Election Day! Voting in Oregon feels so ✨GOOD✨ I'm turning in my ballot.

🗳️ Use an official drop site. Ballots MUST be received by 8pm: OregonVotes.gov/dropbox
🏛️ Return it to your County Elections Office by 8pm: OregonVotes.gov/counties
📬 Mail it. Your ballot needs to be postmarked TODAY. Take it to a USPS office.

Learn more at: OregonVotes.gov

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10/10/2024

The timeliest of topics--35th Annual Salem Peace Lecture!
Please Like, Share, Attend then Spread the Transferable Skills!!
Coordinated by long time Reentry Resource Center champion and teacher of non-violent communication, the infinitely wise and beloved, Tim Buckley. Thank you, Tim, for all you do!

04/23/2024

LIKE - SHARE - SPREAD THE WORD!! 🌟💥💪

04/08/2024

APRIL is NAT’L SECOND CHANCES MONTH!!

De Muniz Legal Clinic Director Kimberley Mansfield sat down with Podcast Host Mike Rathbun to chat about it.

Listen here or wherever you get your podcasts—then spread the word! We need your voices!

‎Show The Kindness Matters Podcast, Ep Breaking Down Barriers to Reentry - Apr 3, 2024

04/26/2023

Did you know that April is ? The purpose of this month is to recognize the challenges faced by those who have been incarcerated or have criminal records as they go about reintegrating into society as contributing members. Our De Muniz Resource Center program is available to help individuals navigate and succeed in their second chance!

11/22/2022

“No one deserves to be forever saddled with the impacts of a conviction for simple possession of ma*****na—a crime that is no longer on the books in Oregon.” -Gov Kate Brown

The governor of Oregon is granting a mass pardon for state-level ma*****na possession offenses that will provide relief to an estimated 45,000 people, her office said on Monday. Gov. Kate Brown’s (D) cannabis clemency action—which also involves forgiveness for more than $14 million in fines and ...

09/15/2022

Great read articulating, first hand, the critical impact and importance of expungements in this country.

Jay Jordan’s criminal record barred him from job after job, leaving him in poverty. Now he’s helping California take a transformative step