TimeDone

06/16/2026

Stronger communities start with meaningful conversations. You’re invited to the TimeDone Northern California Meeting tomorrow to connect, learn, and help shape a safer future for everyone.

🗓️ Wednesday, June 17
⏰ 6:00–7:30 PM PST
💻 Virtual Event

Register here: https://bit.ly/3S369PT or at our link in bio

TogetherWeLead

06/09/2026

🚨 Save the Date! 🚨

TimeDone Day 2026 is happening on August 4, 2026 at the California State Capitol in Sacramento!

Join members and supporters from across the state for a day of connection, community, and opportunities to create change.

🔗 Register now here: bit.ly/4unhNcD

More details coming soon!

06/04/2026

An old record shouldn’t erase a person’s future. Period.

After returning home from prison, .amador_official worked toward his associate’s degree, only to be told that some career paths would remain closed to him. SB 731 gave him renewed hope that his education and accomplishments could help define his future.

05/29/2026

TimeDone members, we want your feedback.

Complete our Member Support & Resource Needs Survey and let us know what resources and support would make the biggest difference for you right now.

Take the survey today at our link in bio for a chance to win a $100 UberEats gift card 💙

05/21/2026

“Organizations like Time Done help justice-impacted individuals better their lives and give them something to stay on the straight path moving forward.”

After spending more than 21 years incarcerated, Mike knows how important support and second chances can be. Time Done is helping formerly incarcerated individuals rebuild their lives with resources, guidance, and hope for a better future, because when your time is done, it should be done. 💙

05/12/2026

The narrative is wrong.

Justice-impacted people are often portrayed as if they don’t care about public safety, but that couldn’t be further from the truth.

As Denise (TimeDone Member Support Manager) shares, these are individuals who want the same things as everyone else: safe communities, good schools, and a better future for their families.

04/27/2026

04/24/2026

No one makes it alone.

For Nichole second chances didn’t just change her life, community did and played such a vital role for her.

After 15 years in a California women’s facility, her journey forward was shaped by people who believed in her, showed up for her and loved her, even before she could do that for herself.

That’s the power of second chances.

And now, it’s about paying it forward, because when people are supported, they succeed.

During Second Chance Month, we’re honoring the communities that make transformation possible. Please join us in this fight in our link in bio

JusticeReform

04/21/2026

Punishment doesn’t build safer communities.

As TimeDone National Director, Saad Soliman explains, the U.S. justice system has shaped a mindset rooted in retribution, but the reality tells a different story.

Nearly all people who are incarcerated will return home. And when they do, the question is simple: will they have access to opportunity, or will they be met with stigma?

Without pathways to jobs, stability, and support, we’re not creating safety, we’re creating cycles.

During Second Chance Month, we’re pushing for a shift in how we think: from punishment to possibility.

OpportunityOverStigma

04/17/2026

Source: Ann Rubin, KTVU, April 13 2026, San Jose

Former UFC Heavyweight champion Cain Velasquez is out of prison and advocating for programs that support incarcerated populations in California.

He recently helped to fundraise for the Transformative Justice Center.