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• December 05, 2019 The New York Times

  He Waited 6 Hours for Help at Rikers. Then He Tried to Hang Himself.

  “It’s heartbreaking,” said JoAnne Page, president of The Fortune Society. “There’s a culture that treats people who are locked up as not having any value.”

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  November 22, 2019 Queens Daily Eagle

  Queens DA-elect Katz names transition team

  Our President and CEO JoAnne Page was appointed to the transition committee of incoming Queens District Attorney, Melinda Katz. With this team, JoAnne will help lay the groundwork for bringing Queens to the forefront of criminal justice reform.

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  November 14, 2019 The New York State Office of Temporary and Disability Assistance

  New York State Announces Completion of $14.6 Million Innovative Emergency Shelter, Affordable and Supportive Housing Project in Syracuse

  The New York State Office of Temporary and Disability Assistance announced the completion of Freedom Commons, a public housing complex based on Fortune's model that will include apartments for formerly incarcerated people experiencing homelessness.

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  November 14, 2019 WAER

  New Syracuse Housing Project Completed For Area’s Re-Entry Population

  Modeled after Fortune's The Castle in Harlem, Freedom Commons, a new public housing complex for justice involved people, is officially open. These homes, made possible by the Center for Community Alternatives and Syracuse Housing Authority, exemplify the innovation and compassion needed in housing programs for formerly incarcerated people.

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  November 10, 2019 City and State NY

  The 2019 Nonprofit Power 100

  Number 15 on City And State NY's NonProfit Power List is our President and CEO JoAnne Page. She’s being recognized for her 30+ years of leadership at The Fortune Society and on issues related to criminal justice.

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