We are excited to share this social media toolkit for the Safer Supervision Act. You can find ready-to-post graphics, prewritten captions, and short videos of impacted storytellers below.
The Safer Supervision Act focuses on improving federal supervision, creating a system that is fairer, more effective, and better at supporting successful reentry. By sharing these resources, you are helping to amplify the message, engage your networks, and push for meaningful change.
First Step: Sign the Petition
Before you share these posts, sign the petition calling on Congress to pass the SAFER Supervision Act and help transform federal supervision for good.
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✅ Nearly 80% of ALL voters support the Safer Supervision Act.
This national poll makes it clear: fixing federal supervision isn’t a partisan issue. It’s about public safety, accountability that works, and giving people the tools to rebuild their lives.
America is united on this: the system should help people move forward, not keep them stuck.
🔗 Read the poll findings: https://sholink.to/SaferSupervisionPoll
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New polling proves something Americans across the political spectrum agree on: federal supervision should make communities safer, not hold people back.
The Safer Supervision Act delivers on that promise. It will cut pointless red tape, focus resources where they are needed most, reward progress, support employment, and use data to measure what actually works.
🔗 Read the poll findings https://sholink.to/SaferSupervisionPoll
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79% of voters back the Safer Supervision Act because they want a system that protects communities, not one that’s overloaded and ineffective.
A smarter approach means:
✔ Officers focus on real public-safety risks
✔ Outdated rules stop blocking people from working
✔ People get a real shot at rebuilding
✔ Communities grow stronger and more stable
Voters are united: it’s time for a supervision system that actually works.
🔗 Read the full findings https://sholink.to/SaferSupervisionPoll
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The Safer Supervision Act has been introduced in Congress to ensure federal supervision is fair, focused, and effective.
A huge thank you to the bill champions Senator Mike Lee (R-UT), Senator Chris Coons (D-DE), Rep. Mark Harris (R-NC 8), and Rep. Laurel Lee (R-FL 15) for leading the charge for safer supervision.
This common-sense bill will restore federal supervision to its original purpose: protecting public safety and supporting success for people returning home from federal prison.
Join us in supporting the Safer Supervision Act - https://www.safersupervision.com/join
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The Safer Supervision Act ensures federal supervision is fair, focused, and effective.
Today, twice as many people are revoked for technical violations as for new crimes, while officers face overwhelming caseloads.
This bill right-sizes supervision so officers can focus on real risks, keeping families together, reducing recidivism, saving taxpayer dollars, and keeping communities safe.
Join us in supporting the Safer Supervision Act - https://www.safersupervision.com/join
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Federal supervision was created to help people rebuild after incarceration with stability, guidance, and support.
Over time, that purpose has been lost.
The Safer Supervision Act restores federal supervision to what it was always meant to be: a focused, evidence-based tool that protects public safety while supporting people who have earned a second chance.
Let’s get back to what works.
Join us in supporting the Safer Supervision Act - https://www.safersupervision.com/join
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Share the Stories
Adam Clausen
When he earned his way home, he found himself trapped again—this time on federal supervision.
He was one of 110,000 people living under a supervised release system that was meant to support reentry, but instead punishes people trying to rebuild.
#SaferSupervisionAct would remove the roadblocks that hold people back—and give those who’ve earned a second chance an opportunity to rebuild their lives.
Join us in supporting the Safer Supervision Act - https://www.safersupervision.com/join
Charles “Duke” Tanner
Charles “Duke” Tanner was a pro boxer sentenced to double life for a first-time offense. After years of fighting to come home, he finally earned his release—only to face more punishment under federal supervision.
If the #SaferSupervisionAct had been in place, Duke could’ve truly come home—free to rebuild his life without fear of being sent back for minor mistakes.
Join us in supporting the Safer Supervision Act - https://www.safersupervision.com/join
Daniel Lynn Brown
Daniel Lynn Brown’s only goal was to be there for his daughter. But strict supervision rules made that nearly impossible—crossing state lines to see her could have sent him back to prison.
#SaferSupervisionAct would make sure no parent has to face that choice again, helping families stay connected while they rebuild their lives.
Join us in supporting the Safer Supervision Act - https://www.safersupervision.com/join
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