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  April 06, 2017 Mass Appeal

  My brother’s keeper: Akeem Browder on Kalief’s legacy and shutting down Rikers

  Ahead of the airing of the final episode of Time: The Kalief Browder Story on Spike TV, Kalief's elder brother, Akeem Browder spoke with MASS APPEAL about the line of demarcation for his family: all that came before Kalief’s being wrongly accused of stealing a backpack in May of 2010, and all that came after. 

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  March 17, 2017 Spike

  The Kalief Browder story

  Kalief Browder will not be forgotten. Fortune Executive Vice President, Stanley Richards, and Case Manager, Ismael Nazario, are featured in the six-part documentary, TIME: The Kalief Browder Story.

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  April 02, 2017 ABC7

  [Formerly incarcerated individual from Rikers] says jail was ‘huge, unmanageable’

  Inside Rikers, the 400-acre facility known to many as 'Torture Island,' is where Stanley Richards [Fortune Executive Vice President] did his time in the late 80s for robbery and drugs. "I was in solitary confinement in Rikers in cells, in dorms. It's huge, it's unmanageable - this work for me is not about work, it's personal," he says.

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  March 22, 2017 Forbes

  A foodpreneur uses a commercial kitchen and local CrossFit gyms to grow a Paleo startup

  Another amazing thing about working at a professional commercial kitchen is that they are involved in helping others by bringing in interns from The Fortune Society.

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  April 03, 2017 Fox5 NY

  Members of Commission calling for Rikers closure

  Why was Rikers Island in need of closure, and what are the next steps now that it is? Our Executive Vice President, Stanley Richards, and Jeremy Travis, President of John Jay College of Criminal Justice, explain all this and more.

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  April 02, 2017 PIX11

  New report shows what closing Rikers Island means for NYC

  Members of the Independent Commission on NYC Criminal Justice and Incarceration Reform shared a stage with district attorneys from across the five boroughs and elected officials at John Jay College to talk about what shutting down Rikers would mean for the city.

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