Editorial

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  April 14, 2018 New York Daily News

  Readers Sound Off on Police Discrimination, NYCHA and Night Owls

  Khalil A. Cumberbatch, our Associate Vice President of Policy, responds to NY Daily News' April 12 editorial, “What mass incarceration?” He argues that the article ignores the stark racial disparities that continue to exist in police actions.

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  March 29, 2018 City Limits

  CityViews: Government Can Close the Parole-to-Shelter Pipeline

  Every year, 26,000 people are released from prison on parole and come home to New York City, and many end up in the city's homeless shelters. Surely there’s a better way. The Fortune Society's President and CEO, JoAnne Page, discusses an alternative in this op-ed. 

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  February 01, 2018 The Marshall Project

  The Day ICE Knocked on My Door

  Fortune's current AVP of Policy, Khalil Cumberbatch, had completed his prison sentence years before. But then immigration officers came calling.

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  October 23, 2017 The New York Times Opinion

  End Solitary Confinement

  Solitary confinement must end. On The New York Times Opinion Section, Fortune President and CEO JoAnne Page shares why.

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  September 28, 2017 m/Oppenheim TV

  Nonprofit Spotlight: Fortune Society “Developing Hope” for [Individuals with Justice Involvement]

  Read an inspiring interview with our President and CEO JoAnne Page.

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  September 06, 2017 The Three Tomatoes

  The Fortune Society – Building People, Not Prisons

  From The Three Tomatoes, meet three people who make our community great: board member Betty Rauch, grant writer Kandra Clark, and participant Alexis Munos.

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