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  March 18, 2020 The City

  Nonprofits Ask City Hall to Cut Red Tape Threatening Aid

  Across NYC, the COVID-19 pandemic is impacting nonprofits that receive city funds. In The City, our President & CEO JoAnne Page gives insight on how COVID-19 is compromising the ability of nonprofits like Fortune to carry out work.

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  March 12, 2020 The Architect's Newspaper

  Fifteen architects and designers will advise design of Rikers Replacement jails

  Now that Rikers is closing, the technical work to build more humane facilities begins. Our Executive VP
  Stanley Richards was selected as a Peer Review Panelist to ensure the new facilities are designed to treat people with dignity.

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  March 12, 2020 Urban Institute

  How Can We Uphold Human Rights and Dignity in Prison?

  How can prisons promote dignity and rehabilitation, and what is the role of research in supporting these efforts? At
  Urban Institute's Roundtable on Prison Research and Innovation, Ronald Day, Associate Vice President of Programs, weighed in.

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  February 18, 2020 NY1

  Jailed Without Trial

  In this interview with Cheryl Wills on NY1's "In Focus," our Executive VP Stanley Richards discusses the urgent need for New York's recent bail reform law. Fortune participant Althea Hogan, who spent months behind bars because she couldn't afford bail, also shares her story.

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  January 31, 2020 New York City Council

  Speaker Corey Johnson Unveils Agenda to Address Our Homelessness Crisis

  Fortune is proud to stand with NYC Council Speaker Corey Johnson as he unveiled his plan to address homelessness in NYC. In a press release, our President & CEO JoAnne Page describes how breaking down barriers that prevent justice-involved people from accessing safe and affordable homes will help end NYC’s housing crisis and build safer communities.

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