·
how to overcome the criminal background checks,
·
how to keep their information off the internet
·
how to get a job without discussion their
background
·
how to get a new SSN,
People working on the behalf of the incarcerated
need to understand the issues;
·
the new Jim crow
·
prison industries, are the drive behind
recidivism
·
rule 35 “the snitch policy” has put far too many
inside without a shred of evidence
·
long term isolation, mandatory lock down and the
SHU is torture.
·
why most halfway houses are just another
obstacle
·
the socialization process is making hard for
these people to re-adjust once released
What can the average person do to make a
difference? From, the do’s and don’ts of becoming a prison volunteer. To
helping to provide peer group counseling and so much more. All from the
perspective of someone who knows and been through it all.
The writer has been a part of the system nearly
his entire life, from an orphan, to many stents as a juvenile and to 20 years
in prison. Today, as a father of three young men (ages 25, 23 and 17), he’s
been free in for 13 years. Despite the tag of ex-felon, he’s had jobs
·
Unarmed Security
·
Work at BNA (the airport)
·
Contract employee for CSX (the rail road)
·
Civil Servant (state employee)
In November 2014, he established Sankofa
Charities Incorporated, a 501 c 3 non-profit organization, to provide
transportation for the post-incarcerated, to and from work. The ultimate aim
the writer, is to work and build with anyone involved in closing the door to
recidivism. " />
·
how to write a resume with little to now work
experience,
·
how to overcome the criminal background checks,
·
how to keep their information off the internet
·
how to get a job without discussion their
background
·
how to get a new SSN,
People working on the behalf of the incarcerated
need to understand the issues;
·
the new Jim crow
·
prison industries, are the drive behind
recidivism
·
rule 35 “the snitch policy” has put far too many
inside without a shred of evidence
·
long term isolation, mandatory lock down and the
SHU is torture.
·
why most halfway houses are just another
obstacle
·
the socialization process is making hard for
these people to re-adjust once released
What can the average person do to make a
difference? From, the do’s and don’ts of becoming a prison volunteer. To
helping to provide peer group counseling and so much more. All from the
perspective of someone who knows and been through it all.
The writer has been a part of the system nearly
his entire life, from an orphan, to many stents as a juvenile and to 20 years
in prison. Today, as a father of three young men (ages 25, 23 and 17), he’s
been free in for 13 years. Despite the tag of ex-felon, he’s had jobs
·
Unarmed Security
·
Work at BNA (the airport)
·
Contract employee for CSX (the rail road)
·
Civil Servant (state employee)
In November 2014, he established Sankofa
Charities Incorporated, a 501 c 3 non-profit organization, to provide
transportation for the post-incarcerated, to and from work. The ultimate aim
the writer, is to work and build with anyone involved in closing the door to
recidivism. " />