Erin Frey, Advisor, Federal Expungement Initiative

Erin Frey

Advisor, Federal Expungement Initiative

Yale School of Management ยท Connecticut

Frey studies how and when organizations and society give people second chances, and her current research focuses on justice-impacted individuals.

Todd Haugh, Advisor, Federal Expungement Initiative Todd HaughAdvisor, IndianaTeaches white collar crime and ethics at Indiana University and has worked as a white collar defense attorney. Glenn E. Martin, Advisor, Federal Expungement Initiative Glenn E. MartinAdvisor, New YorkLeft prison in 2000 and went on to found JustLeadershipUSA and lead reform groups nationwide. Charlie Naselsky, Research Counsel, Federal Expungement Initiative Charlie NaselskyResearch Counsel, PennsylvaniaCounsels clients on restitution, forfeiture, fines, and the financial weight that follows an indictment. Tanya Pierce, Paralegal, Federal Expungement Initiative Tanya PierceParalegal, New YorkHelps formerly incarcerated people into legal careers and works to remove systemic barriers. Joe Bankman, Advisor, Federal Expungement Initiative Joe BankmanAdvisor, CaliforniaAdds a parent's view of the criminal justice system to training in both law and psychology. Ron Bauer, Advocate, Federal Expungement Initiative Ron BauerAdvocate, United KingdomVenture capitalist who volunteers time to charitable efforts and mentors founders raising capital.

About Erin Frey

Erin Frey is an Assistant Professor at the Yale School of Management. Her research focuses on how workers recover after making major mistakes, and how and when they are given second chances by organizations and society.

Erin has studied second chances in a range of industries, including in the US military, entrepreneurial training organizations, and in the entertainment industry. Her current research is focused on second chances for justice-impacted individuals.

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