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  January 31, 2018 New York Daily News

  [Incarcerated Individuals] Can Use Free Tablets to File Grievances Against Abusive Officers

  Thanks to a new private phone contractor, all individuals incarcerated in the state of New York will be given free tablets, which will allow them to make cheaper phone calls, send emails, and report abusive officers.

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  January 31, 2018 WSKG

  Perpetual Punishment, The Collateral Consequences Of Life With A Criminal Record

  When someone’s past criminal record is made public, what’s the impact on that individual? WSKG's radio report explores the difficulties faced by those with justice involvement.

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  January 29, 2018 NY1

  New Yorker of the Week – Jamie Maleszka

  Jamie Maleszka, who teaches creative writing at The Fortune Society, was featured as NY1's New Yorker of the Week on January 29, 2018.

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  January 16, 2018 Pix 11

  After 30 Years Were Stolen From Him, Here’s How Exoneree Mark Denny Lives Life Now

  Mark Denny was wrongfully arrested and convicted of a pair of serious felonies that he did not commit. Now, after spending nearly 30 years incarcerated, he's been making the most of his freedom.

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  January 11, 2018 Teen Vogue

  The Politics of Privatizing Care Packages

  Families will now be unable to send fresh fruits and vegetables to their loved ones in New York.

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