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Working Coalition to Fund the IIEP

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Build a broad based District-wide partnership to bring attention to the status of DC Law 21-159, the potential it holds for the District’s underserved communities and,pressure the legislative arms of the government to adequately fund the measure.

Coalition 159 – Incarceration to Incorporation Entrepreneurship Program 03/17/2018

Help returning citizens start businesses and request funding for the Incarceration to Incorporation Entrepreneurship Program (IIEP)! The IIEP was passed by DC Council but was not funded. Tell Mayor Bowser DC Law 21-159 needs to be funded.

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Coalition 159 – Incarceration to Incorporation Entrepreneurship Program Since 2008 there has been a consistent 50% unemployment rate for returning citizens in the District. Consequently, the District’s returning citizens have a 50% rate of recidivism within three years. Evidence-based data from organizations around the country shows entrepreneurship is an effective st...

03/14/2018

If you are a returning citizen or know one living in Washington D.C., support the movement to help returning citizens start businesses.... The entire city will benefit Request funding for the IIEP

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Addressing the Economic Well Being of the District’s Returning Citizens

The vision of the Working Coalition is to see a fully funded and operational Incarceration to Incorporation Entrepreneurship Program in the District of Columbia.

Our mission is to build a broad-based District-wide partnership to bring attention to the status of DC Law 21-159, the potential it holds for the District’s underserved communities, and, together, pressure the Mayor and, if necessary, the Council of the District of Columbia to adequately fund the measure.

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