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• February 29, 2024 Queens Daily Eagle

  Nonprofits given ax by DOC last year return to work on Rikers for free

  A little more than half a year after the Department of Correction cut a contract with half a dozen nonprofit service providers, two of those organizations have been asked to again provide programming to detainees on Rikers Island – and to pay for the services out of their own pockets.

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• February 10, 2024 New York Nonprofit Media

  Living a testament to humane, criminal justice reform efforts

  An interview with Stanley Richards, a formerly incarcerated man of color now leading the Fortune Society.

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  February 10, 2024 News 12 New York

  NYC lawmakers pass law banning solitary confinement despite Adams’ opposition

  Solitary confinement was recently banned by city lawmakers, despite opposition from Mayor Eric Adams.

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  February 02, 2024 News 12 Bronx

  Plan to provide housing for formerly incarcerated people at NYC Health + Hospitals/Jacobi moving forward

  New York City Health + Hospitals has approved a 99-year sublease for the Just Home project that will provide supportive housing for formerly incarcerated people with complex medical needs.

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  February 01, 2024 The Appeal

  Ronald McDonald House won’t let some parents with criminal records stay near their sick kids, lawsuit says

  A federal complaint filed today alleges that the Ronald McDonald House is discriminating against people with sick children who happen to have been convicted of certain crimes in the past.

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