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The Fortune Society believes strongly in the importance of attaching a human face to prison issues. Although there are over 2 million individuals currently incarcerated in the United States, the lives and concerns of these men and women rarely make the evening news. By placing a spotlight on this under-represented population, Fortune hopes to initiate a national conversation on prison advocacy and reform.

A selection of our most recent television appearances is below. Members of our staff have also appeared on FOX’s Hannity and Colmes and Comedy Central’s The Daily Show with Jon Stewart.

 

	Real Talk w/ Megan Vega February 15, 2007 Stanley Richards details his journey from gang member to Fortune Society Chief Operating Officer, underscoring the ways in which the organization helps formerly incarcerated men and women re-enter society.
	The O’Reilly Factor FOX January 23, 2007 JoAnne Page, Fortune’s President/CEO, clarifies her position on “Jessica’s Law,” legislation directed at sex offenders, with FOX’s Bill O’Reilly.
	Live At Five WNBC February 13, 2006 In this report from New York City’s NBC affiliate, current and former Fortune Society clients share how the organization has helped them to build a better life.
	Paula Zahn Now CNN November 15, 2005 Should art be used as a rehabilitation tool in prison? JoAnne Page, Fortune’s President/CEO, takes up the debate with CNN’s Paula Zahn.

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Members of our staff are always available to speak to the media about our programs or to comment generally on a variety of criminal justice-related topics.

To arrange an interview, please contact:

Jaime Strohmenger
Linden, Alschuler & Kaplan (LAK) Public Relations
212-899-4746

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