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This article describes a qualitative research project that used sketch maps and individual interviews to involve formerly incarcerated people in the process of creating data and crafting policy recommendations related to reentry housing in Chicago, Illinois. It discusses the benefits as well as the limits of participation in this process and considers the merits of sketch mapping as a method for involving marginalized people in the process of policy creation and advocacy. Because housing is both foundational to returning residents’ successful reentry and especially difficult for them to secure, this project highlights the importance of elevating the perspectives of individuals affected by punitive policies to consider the nuances of lived experience and inspire decision makers to enact reforms.

Participatory Sketch Mapping for Policy: A Case Study of Reentry Housing from Chicago