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  July 05, 2023 The NonProfit Times

  Some Nonprofit Execs Took Hard Road To C-Suite

  An estimated two-thirds of the more than 650,000 men and women released from American prisons each year will eventually wind up back behind bars, some for technical violations of their probation or parole.

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  July 04, 2023 Bronx Net

  Open Tuesday: Building Toward Better Futures

  For its Fourth of July broadcast, BronxNet’s OPEN program featured Fortune Society Deputy CEO Stanley Richards in dialogue with FJC CEO Sam Marks on our recently-announced revolving loan fund.

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  June 30, 2023 The City NYC

  Council Agrees to $107 Billion Budget Handshake Just Before Deadline

  Library budgets have been restored, but officials dubbed the deal ‘bittersweet’ as New York copes with financial challenges.

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  June 30, 2023 Crain's New York Business

  Op-ed: How creative funding can help kickstart complex capital projects

  Even as homelessness in New York City has doubled over the last decade— in 2022, more than 70,000 people were living in city-run shelters—we have struggled to deploy at scale one of the most effective solutions to the problem: permanent supportive housing.

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  June 30, 2023 The Indypendent

  Dismay Grows After City Budget Deal Axes Rikers Rehabilitation Programs

  The Fortune Society and five other outside organizations have conducted programs at Rikers since the early 1990s that help prepare incarcerated people to have a successful re-entry once they are released.

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