A White Paper intended to create a dialogue about offender reentry from a victim-, family-, and harm-centered perspective. A foundation of reentry programs approach that builds on the tenets of three longstanding considerations in criminal and juvenile justive, and personal and public safety: 1, reparative justice; 2, relationships; and 3, responsibility. When considered together the "three R's of reentry" can strengthen reentry initiatives in a manner that helps crime victims, offenders and their families, communities and neighborhoods, and the justice system.