Expungement as a Pathway to a Fresh Start
Maybe you’ve done the work: you’ve shown up for your family, stayed consistent, and tried to move forward. But a background check can pull you right back into the past. This event is built for the people who are ready to reclaim their story—and for the community members who want to help make that possible.
You’ll walk away with clearer next steps, encouragement, and practical guidance on expungement as a pathway to a fresh start.

A welcoming space where faith leaders, advocates, and community members talk honestly about barriers—and build practical bridges toward second chances.
Leave with a stronger understanding of expungement, common roadblocks, and the kinds of information that matter when you’re seeking help.
This gathering is designed to be human-first—respectful, encouraging, and grounded in the real lives behind the paperwork.
Get practical guidance meant to reduce confusion, support wise decisions, and help you move forward with dignity.
This event centers on expungement through the lens of lived experience, public policy, and real-world practice—so you can leave with hope and a clearer path forward.
Reserve your seat and we’ll send event updates and any participation details. Your future is worth showing up for.
Note: Registration details and any participation information will be provided after you reserve your seat.
Preachers, Policy & Practice — Expungement as a Pathway to a Fresh Start
Princeton Theological Seminary
Wright Library
Daniel J Theron Assembly Room
164 Mercer Street
Princeton, NJ 08542
