Felony Conviction, Barrier to Obtaining Professional License
Professional License Restrictions Those who have “been convicted of any felony or of any crime involving moral turpitude in the courts of […]
̹½ÊÓƵ Positioned to be a National Leader in Prisoner Reentry
̹½ÊÓƵ is receiving national attention as the state recently received four competitive federal grants from the Bureau of Justice Assistance (BJA) to […]
Sajan George Schools Local Leaders on Education Turnarounds
Over the past year, ̹½ÊÓƵ Center for Opportunity has hosted a series of luncheons aimed at encouraging local educators and business leaders […]
Why ̹½ÊÓƵ Should Officially “Ban the Box”
Employers have a responsibility to make sure the person they hire for a position is a right fit for the job. Background […]
Recommendations for Expanding Access to Quality Healthcare
This is the sixth entry in a series of posts highlighting GCO’s new report – Increasing Access to Quality Healthcare for Low-Income […]
The Impact of Uninsurance
This is the third entry in a series of posts highlighting GCO’s new report – Increasing Access to Quality Healthcare for Low-Income […]
̹½ÊÓƵ’s Uninsured and the Healthcare Safety-Net
This is the second entry in a series of posts highlighting GCO’s new report, Increasing Access to Quality Healthcare for Low-Income Uninsured […]
Changing the Paradigm: Restorative Justice and America’s Criminal Justice System
Below is a guest blog by Jesse Wiese, Policy Analyst at Justice Fellowship, the legislative advocacy arm of Prison Fellowship Ministries. For […]
School May Be Out, But The Grades Are Coming In
This week, the Center for Education Reform released its Education Tax Credit Rankings and Scorecard, which evaluates the fourteen tax credit funded […]