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  December 18, 2017 New York Daily News

  N.Y. Jail Program Forces Families to Buy From Online Vendors That Overcharge For Basic Items Sent To [Individuals with Justice Involvement]

  NY State has launched a pilot program that forces visitors to buy supplies for loved ones behind bars from five online vendors. Advocates claim that the vendors overcharge for simple items.

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  December 04, 2017 LGBT Weekly

  Amida Care, NYS AIDS Institute and NYC community organizations publish ‘Hire Me! End AIDS with Jobs’

  Discover Hire Me! End AIDS With Jobs, a community magazine made in partnership with Amida Care and others.

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  October 31, 2017 Buzzfeed

  Inside A Haunted House Hosted By [Individuals With Justice Involvement Experience]

  New York–based photographer Gabriela Bhaskar documents the Fortune Academy's annual Halloween haunted house event.

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  October 24, 2017 Kings County Politics

  [New York Senator Jesse Hamilton and] Advocates Educate Communities On New State Sealing Law

  A new state law keeps some records of justice involvement sealed. On Kings County Politics, hear from Fortune's Associate Vice President of Policy and others.

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  October 10, 2017 The Crime Report

  [Individuals with Justice Involvement Reentering the Community] Need ‘A Place to Call Home:’ Study

  Safe, supportive, and affordable: On The Crime Report, see why more places to call home is key to justice reform.

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  September 27, 2017 New York Post

  De Blasio’s supportive housing plan is way behind schedule

  Where is NYC's affordable housing? Via New York Post, hear from Fortune President and CEO JoAnne Page, plus learn more on the current delays to Mayor Bill de Blasio's plan.

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