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Daughters Beyond Incarceration looking to deter youth violence

NEW ORLEANS (press release) – Son of a Saint, the 501c3 nonprofit dedicated to supporting fatherless boys through mentorship, education, life skills, and

Allan Hancock's Beyond Incarceration: Greater Education Club and Nextgen Policy is hosting an event to promote the Affordable Connectivity Program.

Hundreds of Allan Hancock College students lined up for tacos, listened to music and connected with their fellow Bulldogs during a Hispanic Heritage Celebration held on campus Wednesday.

Created via ‘The Right/Write to Heal Initiative,’ the film unveils the experiences of incarcerated and formerly incarcerated women, who, in their own voices, reflect on the consequences on themselves, their families and their communities.

The high cost of a prison phone call has come down. But a new report sounds the alarm on the escalating costs of non-phone services for incarcerated people.

NEW ORLEANS (press release) –  The Collaborative for African-American Girls and Women (CAAGW), a powerhouse team of Black women leading organizations that

Three-quarters of a million New Yorkers have convictions in their history. ‘Fair chance’ laws could change their lives

NOLA Lapel Pins Presents Build-A-Gras, benefits Daughters Beyond Incarceration NOLA Lapel Pins launched their Build-A-Gras and Build-A-Float products on Friday, January 22. Build-A-Floats are custom DIY Mardi Gras themed cut out floats, king cakes, masks, flambeauxs, and oversize doubloons. Their DIY Mardi Gras projects will be simple to make and assemble so you and your family can create unique carnival memorabilia by personalizing one of your designs with your favorite Mardi Gras theme inspir...