Getting Out By Going In

Los Angeles, United States

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+1 310-306-9964
Website:
www.gettingoutbygoingin.org
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PO Box 88969, Los Angeles, CA, 90009
Westchester
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
1.2 miAviation/LAX
1.5 miMariposa
2 miEl Segundo
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Local time (Los Angeles) 8:06 PM Thursday, June 26, 2025

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Getting Out by Going In provides leadership training to men, women and children in settings of corrections. We provide training and materials to corrections staff on the facilitation of GOGI studies.

History

Established in 2002.

GOGI began and remains a volunteer-​driven effort to reduce recidivism and provide positive decision making tools to US men and women who have made poor decisions. We are available to the 2.3 million men, women and children in prisons and jails in the US through our books, self-​study courses and workshops.

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1 review of Getting Out By Going In

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Place rating: 5
Seattle, WA
Getting Out By Going In (GOGI) Is a non-​profit organization that helps at-​risk and incarcerated individuals make better choices and change unhealthy patterns of thinking.
An excerpt from the website: «Through her work with incarcerated individuals, she developed RapidChange Therapy, a proven methodology for rapid and lasting behavioral and cognitive modification…»
They’re doing some great thing at GOGI, have recently published two books (one for females and the other for males) for prison inmates and hold meetings at jails and prisons in order to provide inmates with change that the «system» obviously can not provide.
The goal is to reduce the number of prisoners that return to prison again. It doesn’t seem like an easy task but while the national recidivism rate is at 70%, GOGI has a 2.5%. It’s pretty impresive.
The organization could definitely use some funding (it’s a non-​profit) and some people to come in and really organize everything. There’s only one woman running the show and trying to set it in motion.