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July 30, 2018 Broadcasting CableTBS, TNT CMO Engleman Talks ‘The Last O.G.’ Community Outreach Initiatives
Michael Engleman, chief marketing officer for TBS and TNT, presided over a string of remarkable community outreach initiatives on behalf of the new TBS dramedy The Last O.G., which debuted in April to ratings records for the network. The initiatives included a comedy fundraiser emceed by Morgan and co-star Cedric the Entertainer that benefited the Fortune Society.
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July 30, 2018 4RFV
TBS and TNT CMO Engleman Talks Community Outreach Initiatives for the Last O.G.
Michael Engleman, chief marketing officer for TBS and TNT, has presided over a string of remarkable community outreach initiatives on behalf of the new TBS dramedy The Last O.G., which debuted in April to ratings records for the network.
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July 25, 2018 Gotham Gazette
Key Question in Closing Rikers: How to Design Replacement Jails
The first part of the plan is clear: the jails on Rikers Island will be closed. Less clear is the second part: what, exactly, the replacement jails will look like.
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July 24, 2018 WRAL
Mayor Defends Sending Youths to Jails With Solitary Confinement
The city has banned solitary confinement for individuals under 22. Yet late Monday the mayor defended the city’s practice of “occasionally” sending [individuals] who pose a security or safety risk to county jails where they can be held in solitary confinement. Defense lawyers, advocates and some elected officials continued to criticize the practice, calling it an end-run around the city’s ban.
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July 24, 2018 San Quentin News
Safe Housing Found Essential for Reentry
The solution to New York’s widespread problem of [individuals with justice experience experiencing homelessness] is to provide a safe place to live with support, according to citylimits.org reports. The article points to a program by the Fortune Society in West Harlem for 62 formerly incarcerated individuals.
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