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  November 17, 2022 Harlem World Magazine

  NY Orgs And Google Offer Digital Training For Those Impacted By Incarceration

  The programs are to advance economic opportunities for people impacted by incarceration. In June, Google shared its invested $4 million toward a new fund that aims to expand its justice reform work.

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  November 10, 2022 American Theatre

  ‘Shared Sentences’: Families Doing Time Together on the Outside

  Centered around the members of the fictional United Prison Families (UPF) support group, the play is inspired by the experiences of real-life members of Prison Families Anonymous.

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  November 09, 2022 Gothamist

  Incarcerated New Yorkers lose access to free electronic tablets, a critical lifeline

  “What I would've imagined, if [DOC] wanted to go with another vendor, you would've had some kind of transition plan,” Richards. “Pulling tablets I could imagine didn’t go so well.”

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  November 02, 2022 The Chief

  Good jobs are foremost component of successful reentry

  Employment is a key component of successful reentry, advocates contend. City Council legislation would give inmates on Rikers Island and other city jails the ability to take qualifying exams for municipal civil-service jobs.

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  November 01, 2022 Bronx Times

  Fortune Society sues affordable housing company iAfford over discrimination of tenants with criminal backgrounds

  The Fortune Society is suing iAfford, a company that places tenants in city-subsidized affordable apartments, for discriminating against prospective renters.

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