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Shaun Osburn

North Dakota’s Department of Corrections Celebrates Graduation of The Last Mile Coding Program at State Penitentiary

The Last Mile provides technology training for high-demand jobs to incarcerated individuals in facilities across the US Last week, six students graduated from The Last Mile (TLM) web development program at North Dakota State Penitentiary. The small cohort spent the last year learning technology skills, including web development, coding, and software engineering, to prepare them for […]

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Thinking Beyond Banning The Box

Fair hiring practices are essential for giving justice-impacted individuals a real chance at rebuilding their lives. Here’s why the focus needs to expand from application forms.

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Beyond the Background Check: How Checkr and TLM are Redefining Second Chances for Formerly Incarcerated Americans

Background checks are often the barrier keeping formerly incarcerated Americans from employment, but a partnership between Checkr and The Last Mile is transforming that hurdle into a pathway to opportunity. The Employment Trap for Formerly Incarcerated Americans Each year, hundreds of thousands of Americans leave prison hoping to rebuild their lives, only to find most […]

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Montana Department of Corrections and the Last Mile Celebrate Second Graduation of Coding Program in Montana State Prison

The Last Mile provides technology training for high-demand jobs to incarcerated individuals in facilities across the US Fourteen students graduated from The Last Mile (TLM) web development program at Montana State Prison. The cohort spent the last year learning technology skills, including web development, coding, and software engineering, to prepare them for high-demand jobs when they […]

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Locked Out

Despite completing their sentences, millions of justice-impacted Americans are barred from the polls this November.

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