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  May 09, 2018 Observer

  How New York City Plans to Return $3.5 Million to [Formerly Incarcerated Individuals]

  New York City lawmakers are looking to return $3.5 million in commissary funds to formerly incarcerated [individuals] —money that remains in their accounts in the city’s jail facilities. JoAnne Page, president and CEO of the Fortune Society, comments on the proposed process.

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  May 09, 2018 Bloomberg TV

  Supporting Second-Chance Employment Policies

  In this video from the Bloomberg Business of Equality Summit, The Fortune Society participant and Butter & Scotch employee Christina Johnson, Butter & Scotch partner Keavy Landreth, and The Fortune Society President and CEO JoAnne Page speak with Bloomberg's Mark Crumpton about employment opportunities for individuals involved with the justice system.

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  May 05, 2018 On Contact

  The Struggle to Reintegrate into Society with David Rothenberg and Guy Woodard

  David Rothenberg, Founder of The Fortune Society, and Artist Guy Woodard appear on "On Contact" to discuss the struggle of the incarcerated and formerly incarcerated to reintegrate into society.

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  May 04, 2018 The Art Newspaper

  Frieze New York Diary

  Class is in session this Saturday at Creative Time’s Bringing Down the Walls, a collaboration between the artist Phil Collins and the Fortune Society, which advocates for criminal justice.

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  May 03, 2018 Bloomberg TV

  How The Fortune Society Helps [Formerly Incarcerated Individuals] Rebuild Their Lives

  In this video from Bloomberg TV, JoAnne Page, president of the Fortune Society, sits down with Scarlet Fu in this week's "Business of Equality."

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