
Posts tagged with Reentry


Philly developer opens addiction recovery center in memory of his son
We need YOU
Billy Penn needs to raise $23k by June 30 to break even on our budget. Can you chip in to get us to the finish line?
We need YOU
Billy Penn needs to raise $23k by June 30 to break even on our budget. Can you chip in to get us to the finish line?
We need YOU
Billy Penn needs to raise $23k by June 30 to break even on our budget. Will you chip in to get us to the finish line?
We need YOU
Billy Penn needs to raise $23k by June 30 to break even on our budget. Can you chip in to get us to the finish line?
We need YOU
Billy Penn needs to raise $23k by June 30 to break even on our budget. Can you chip in to get us to the finish line?

Philly nonprofit needs help sending exonerated former inmates to ‘Innocence’ conference

What Philly issue should media focus on in 2018?

How Jesus Christ Block Parties help fight Philly’s opioid crisis

The people who care for Philly’s gunshot victims

This Germantown native helps Philly dogs get adopted and takes strays off the streets

One Community College student’s path from prison to arts: ‘I came out here with a goal’

This festival will help bail Black mothers and fathers out of jail

After 10 years in and out of jail, how a West Philly father made it back to college
Stories and Solutions from the Formerly Incarcerated
The Reentry Blueprint: Stories and Solutions from the Formerly Incarcerated is a free public event to advance the conversation on reentry in Philadelphia by providing a platform for formerly incarcerated people to present effective models that address the challenges facing people with criminal histories. The evening will highlight six “Lightning Talks" by formerly incarcerated individuals on topics such as crime and violence reduction, homeownership, entrepreneurship and trauma-informed care. Audience questions will follow. Light refreshments will be served.
Where: The Franklin Institute at 222 N. 20th St. 19103
When: November 15, 2017 from 6:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.
How much: Free, but registration is required

How this Philly hackathon plans to help people after prison
