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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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Late Monday the mayor defended the city’s practice of “occasionally” sending [incarcerated individuals] who pose a security or safety risk to county jails where they can be held in solitary confinement. JoAnne Page, president of the Fortune Society, commended the mayor’s overall efforts, but criticized this practice.
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On Friday, at their Long Island City headquarters, the Fortune Society handed out new bookbags to children whose parents were once incarcerated.
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FOX5 NY highlights The Fortune Society's Back to School event. During the event, backpacks and school supplies were handed out to participants' children.
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As part of his new TBS show, The Last O.G., Tracy Morgan, the show and network invested substantial sums in a variety of projects in Brooklyn, and with groups closely aligned to the show's own themes of redemption, such as The Fortune Society.
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