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United Women Reentry Foundation
At United Women’s Reentry Foundation, we believe in second chances and the power of transformation. In December 2022, Ms. Ms.

Our mission is to empower women reentering society by providing essential tools and resources. Roeshaun, a Memphis native residing in Atlanta, GA has worked as a Talent Acquisition Business Partner, Advocate and Activist in Social Justice for 5 years. Murry was arrested due to a case of identity theft after her Driver’s License was stolen, which landed her in prison for 2 days. As a victim, Ms. Mu

rry learned it can be challenging to navigate the criminal justice process, and how misunderstandings or misinformation can exacerbate the difficulty. The trauma of this experience allowed her to see first-hand how many disenfranchised women and young women are misinformed and need unwavering support and access to resources, healthcare, counseling and education with reentry into society. Murry has worked tirelessly in higher education and human resources with most notably, Johns Hopkins University and partnered with the NAACP to support ongoing recruiting initiatives over the past 5 years. Recognizing how a person’s life can positively change when they are empowered with access and information about reentry, best practices for mental health and employment readiness training. Murry began advocating for reentry and prison reform in 2023. Currently, United Women Reentry Foundation is based out of Atlanta, GA.

08/10/2026

This Fall, I’ll be traveling to Brooklyn,NY! I’m honored to be selected for the 2026 REFORM Alliance Leadership Program, an opportunity to deepen my work alongside leaders committed to transforming probation, parole, and the systems that affect justice-impacted individuals and families.🖤💛🖤 REFORM

“I’m here to speak for the people who don’t have a voice.” — Meek Mill

For me, this is bigger than a leadership program. It’s about ensuring that people returning home have access to second chances, employment, resources, dignity, and a real opportunity to rebuild their lives.

As UWRF continues to grow, I’m excited to bring what I learn back to the communities we serve and continue advocating for meaningful systems change.

07/08/2026

It was a powerful afternoon representing United Women Reentry Foundation at The King Center’s Disciplined Disruption: A Nonviolent Response to Injustice Lunch & Learn.

I was honored to hear from Dr. Bernice A. King, who reminded us that Dr. King’s philosophy of nonviolence is not passive it is a courageous commitment to justice, truth, and transformational leadership.

As Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. wisely said:

“The time is always right to do what is right.”

That message deeply resonates with our work at United Women Reentry Foundation, where we advocate for women returning from incarceration, challenge systemic injustice, and create pathways to hope, healing, and second chances.

Today’s discussion reinforced that real change requires disciplined action, moral courage, and a willingness to confront injustice with purpose rather than anger. Together, we can build communities rooted in fairness, dignity, accountability, and opportunity for all.

Thank you to The King Center and Dr. Bernice King for continuing to inspire leaders committed to creating lasting change.

04/29/2026

At UWRF, we believe in meeting every person with empathy, kindness, and respect and that’s exactly what we saw today.

At the Georgia Department of Community Supervison career resource expo held at , women showed up prepared, resilient, and ready for new opportunities. With strong community partners like , and , the event wasn’t just about resources it was about connection, confidence, and second chances.

United Women Reentry Foundation is proud to help bridge opportunity and access for women rewriting their stories. Thank you community partners!

UWRF Empowerment NAWIC

03/03/2026

🌸In Honor of Women’s History Month 🌞

United Women Reentry Foundation is proud to announce the launch of our

✨ “Her Legacy Forward Scholarship” ✨

A $500, $1,000 and $1,500 scholarship award designed to support a justice-impacted woman currently enrolled in a career, degree, or workforce training program. Must be a Georgia resident.

This scholarship celebrates resilience, determination, and the power of women rebuilding their futures through education and career advancement.

📩 To apply or request more information:
Email: [email protected]

🗓 Application Deadline: April 5th, 2026

💬 “When we invest in women rebuilding their lives, we strengthen families, communities, and futures.”

02/23/2026

https://www.gofundme.com/f/bus-passes-for-women-rebuilding-their-lives Will you sponsor a bus pass for as little as $5?
Your support helps women in reentry get to work, medical appointments, and essential services.

01/29/2026

BIG NEWS! ✨
United Women Reentry Foundation is a proud recipient of the Rota Foundation Grant 🎉

We are deeply grateful for this support as we continue helping women transform their lives during reentry and their journey home. This investment strengthens our mission to provide hope, resources, and second chances for women returning to our communities.

Thank you, Rota Foundation, for believing in the power of reentry and restoration 💛

12/24/2025

At United Women Reentry Foundation this holiday season, we gathered with incredible justice-impacted women for an our 2nd Annual Self-Care & Wellness Workshop rooted in healing, dignity, and restoration. Every story shared reminded us that reentry is not just about returning, it’s about being seen, supported, and valued.

We distributed Visa gift cards, hygiene kits, and Narcan packets, and partnered with CareLink of GA to provide therapy resources and self-care packages designed to meet women where they are.

As we prepare to celebrate the launch of United Women Reentry Foundation’s Sober Living Home for Women, we are deeply grateful to our partners, sponsors, and the Georgia Department of Community Supervision for standing with us.

10/22/2025

United Women Reentry Foundation is proud to honor Kristen Clarke and Donald B. Verrilli at the 29th Frederick Douglass Awards Dinner, hosted by the Southern Center for Human Rights.

Their unwavering commitment to justice, equality, and civil rights reflects the very spirit of Frederick Douglass’s legacy advancing freedom and fairness for all.

We celebrate leaders who continue to champion human dignity and justice reform, inspiring us all to keep pushing for a more equitable future.

07/22/2025

We’re thrilled to welcome our newest volunteer, Ms. Cassandra, to UWRF! 🙌
Today, she proudly represented us at the Goodwill Smyrna Resource Fair, sharing hope and opportunity with those navigating reentry.

Message of the day: “Do not let your past determine your future. A new world of opportunities awaits you.”

Let’s continue to uplift, empower, and open doors for those ready to embrace their second chance. 💼✨

05/06/2025

I am deeply honored to be a recipient of the GMEN
Women in Business Award. When I started United Women Reentry Foundation just over 10 months ago, I had no idea how many lives we would impact by providing resources for second chance job opportunities and tools for life after incarceration. It has truly been an amazing journey, and we look forward to continuing this important work and making an even greater impact for many years ahead. .
. Visit our website to learn more about UWRF www.uwref.org.

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6595 Roswell Road Suite 2679
Sandy Springs, GA
30328

Telephone

+14044794164

Website

http://www.uwref.org/

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