January 13, 2025 The Death of DEI Discover how the decline of DEI impacts Fair Chance Employment and what it means for justice-impacted individuals seeking second chances in the workforce. Read Article
December 12, 2024 Unlocking Creativity In Prison The Last Mile’s Audio-Visual Programs empowers justice-impacted individuals with creative and career-ready skills, transforming lives and reducing recidivism. Read Article
December 2, 2024 Making Cycles Discover how generational philanthropy can drive criminal justice reform by reducing systemic barriers and creating a cycle of positive change. Read Article
November 18, 2024 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. Read Article
November 1, 2024 Locked Out Despite completing their sentences, millions of justice-impacted Americans are barred from the polls this November. Read Article
October 21, 2024 From Prison to a Top Tech Company: Jacob Robinson’s Story Jacob Robinson once faced a bleak future behind bars, but his journey from incarceration to a thriving career in tech is nothing short of remarkable. Read Article
October 7, 2024 Rethinking Social Change Fair chance employment is revolutionizing how companies build their workforces. Here’s why it’s so effective – and so important. Read Article
September 23, 2024 The Power of Words: How Language Shapes Criminal Justice Outcomes Fair chance employment is revolutionizing how companies build their workforces. Here’s why it’s so effective – and so important. Read Article
September 9, 2024 Fair Chance Employment: Unlocking The Potential of a Just and Inclusive Workforce Fair chance employment is revolutionizing how companies build their workforces. Here’s why it’s so effective – and so important. Read Article
August 21, 2024 Blinded Justice: The Hidden Data Crisis in Our Criminal Justice System In the land of the free, we’ve become the world’s leading jailer. Despite massive spending, our criminal justice system falters in rehabilitation, largely due to a crippling lack of data. Read Article