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Should NY Provide Recently Released Prisoners With Assistance? - Vimarsana News

Should NY Provide Recently Released Prisoners With Assistance?

Would you support New York State providing newly released incarcerated individuals with state-funded assistance?

Source: wblk.com
Positioned to succeed: Organization offers educational program for formerly incarcerated | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Positioned to succeed: Organization offers educational program for formerly incarcerated | News, Sports, Jobs

A nonprofit organization that helps formerly incarcerated citizens re-enter society and a local community college have partnered with cannabis education program

Source: vindy.com
EMPLOY PRINCE GEORGE'S RECOGNIZES THE MONTH OF APRIL AS SECOND CHANCE MONTH WITH A SERIES OF EVENTS - Vimarsana News

EMPLOY PRINCE GEORGE'S RECOGNIZES THE MONTH OF APRIL AS SECOND CHANCE MONTH WITH A SERIES OF EVENTS

/PRNewswire/ -- Employ Prince George's (EPG) in partnership with Prince George's County Government, the Faith-Based community and Reentry stakeholders...

Susan Burton, Nationally Acclaimed Advocate for Returning Citizens, to Visit NWA - Vimarsana News

Susan Burton, Nationally Acclaimed Advocate for Returning Citizens, to Visit NWA

Susan Burton, nationally acclaimed founder of A New Way of Life Reentry Project in Los Angeles, will speak from 6-7:15 p.m. on Monday, April 17, at the Event Center of the Fayetteville Public Library.

Source: uark.edu
Training ex-offenders for green jobs is essential for economic equity - Vimarsana News

Training ex-offenders for green jobs is essential for economic equity

Under the Climate & Equitable Jobs Act, work force hubs will work with local nonprofits to identify and train candidates, including returning residents, for training in clean energy jobs.