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  March 09, 2021 NY1

  Stanley Richards on Ending Solitary Confinement in NYC Jails (NYC Mayor de Blasio Press Conference 03/09/2021)

  Mayor DeBlasio and the NYC Board of Corrections announced an end to solitary confinement in New York City jails. A major milestone in the fight for a more fair and just criminal-legal system, we are proud that our Executive Vice President and Vice Chair of the NYC Board of Corrections, Stanley Richards, was a leader in bringing an end to this inhumane practice.

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• March 08, 2021 NYC.gov

  Mayor de Blasio, NYC Board of Correction to End Solitary Confinement in City Jails

  Tomorrow, the New York City Board of Correction, an independent oversight board for the City’s jail system, will formally propose rules to end solitary confinement in the City’s jails at its public meeting. With the new proposed disciplinary model, New York City will go further than any major jail system in the country in banning solitary confinement.

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• March 08, 2021 Gay City News

  Board of Correction Aims to Replace Solitary Confinement in New York City

  The city’s Board of Correction (BOC) is unveiling a proposal that the de Blasio administration says would finally end solitary confinement in New York City jails.

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  March 08, 2021 Leaders Magazine

  Life Lessons: an Interview with L. Dennis Kozlowski

  Dennis Kozlowski began his career serving in various management positions at SCM Corporation in New York City and Cabot Corporation in Boston. He
  joined Tyco International in 1975 at a time when the company had $20 million in revenue. Kozlowski was appointed Chief Operating Officer of Tyco in 1989 and became its Chief Executive Officer in 1990. Under his leadership, Tyco grew to over $40 billion in revenue and a market capitalization in excess of $110 billion. Kozlowski received his BS in business administration from Seton Hall University and received a doctorate of business administration from the University of New Hampshire, Honoris Causa, and Roger Williams University.

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  February 23, 2021 City & State New York

  The 2021 Nonprofit Power 100

  In a year filled with unprecedented need, nonprofits have stepped up to ensure continued support for vulnerable New Yorkers. Organizations transitioned programs online and continued to maintain food pantries, domestic violence shelters and residential facilities for those struggling the most during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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