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While New York is among the highest-spending states on education, it still spends far more per person on incarceration than on the social investments proven to prevent crime. This is not public safety. It is fiscal mismanagement on a massive scale.

Editor’s Note — Issue One Pillars of Promise was never built on aspiration alone. It was built on the belief that commitment only matters when it shows up in practice. Too often, systems stop at intention. They celebrate vision, issue statements, and name values—without staying long enough to carry those values into implementation. The distance between promise and practice is where trust erodes, where people disengage, and where opportunity becomes conditional instead of d

Reintegrating into society after incarceration can be a daunting journey. Many formerly incarcerated individuals face significant challenges, including stigma, lack of resources, and limited access to employment opportunities. However, there is hope. Numerous organizations and resources are dedicated to supporting these individuals in their quest for healing and reintegration. This blog post will explore various resources available to formerly incarcerated people, focusing on

The prison system in many countries is often viewed through a lens of stigma and misunderstanding. With over 2.3 million people incarcerated in the United States alone, the need for prison reform has never been more pressing. The conversation surrounding prison reform is not just about the individuals behind bars; it extends to their families, communities, and society as a whole. This blog post aims to shed light on the stigmas associated with incarceration and advocate for m

Incarceration affects millions of individuals and their families across the globe. The stigma surrounding incarceration often leads to a lack of support for those who have been imprisoned, making it difficult for them to reintegrate into society. This blog post aims to shed light on the importance of supporting incarcerated individuals, the challenges they face, and the various ways we can empower their voices. Understanding Incarceration Incarceration is not just a legal iss