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  December 21, 2018 The Epoch Times

  A Fresh Perspective on the Criminal Justice System

  As an individual with justice involvement, Fortune Executive Vice President Stanley Richards brings a vital perspective to the New York City Board of Corrections. Now on The Epoch Times, learn more about Stanley's inspiring story of transforming a difficult past into a passion for helping others.

  Photo courtesy of The New York City Mayor's Office

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  December 12, 2018 The Fortune Society

  Fortune Appoints Andre Ward As Associate Vice President Of Employment Services & Education

  The Fortune Society, one of the nation’s most respected nonprofit organizations serving and advocating for formerly incarcerated individuals, today announced the appointment of Andre Ward as Associate Vice President (AVP) of Employment Services and Education. Three veteran staff members – Ronald Day, MPA, Rick Pantaleoni, LCSW, and Robin L Robin – also receive well-deserved promotions. All are effective immediately.

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  December 10, 2018 Community Connections

  Community Connections Podcast: Episode 14 – The Fortune Society

  In this podcast episode, radio host Bill Ayres sits down with JoAnne Page, our President and CEO, and Stanley Richards, our Executive Vice President, to discuss The Fortune Society's mission and the current state of criminal justice in New York City.

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  December 06, 2018 NYC Commission on Human Rights

  NYC Commission on Human Rights Settles Landmark Housing Discrimination Case with Bronx Management Company Controlling 100 Buildings with 5,000 Units CityWide Accused of Denying Housing to any Applicant with a Criminal Record

  This is an important step forward for criminal justice reform in New York City. Individuals with justice involvement will have greater opportunities to access safe housing thanks to a landmark investigation and settlement by the NYC Commission on Human Rights. Read insights from JoAnne Page, our President and CEO.

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  December 06, 2018 Fast Company

  This course helps [individuals with justice involvement] learn the tech they missed in jail

  For individuals with justice involvement who return home from lengthy sentences, today's technology can feel overwhelming. Tech 101, a new course through the Prisoner Reentry Institue (PRI) at the John Jay College of Criminal Justice, helps them cross the digital divide, helping them access easy ways to connect with job prospects, educational opportunities, and more.

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