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CURBING CRIME THROUGH EMPLOYMENT: Join us on July 17 for a webinar about Cardus's policy proposals to help people with criminal records find employment ➡️ cardus.ca/news/events/curbin…
Four million Canadians have a criminal record. Cardus research has shown that having a good job is an important part of helping these Canadians re-establish their lives and stay away from crime.
Unfortunately, having a criminal record can make it very difficult for a person to find good employment. Part of the problem is that the criminal record only tells a part of a person’s story. It can obscure the human person who is the subject of the criminal record.
Cardus has proposed specific, actionable policies that would help people with criminal records find employment. Join us for this webinar as we explore these policies and hear reflections from our special guest, Stacey Palmer, president of @pf_canada, in conversation with Cardus's president, Canada, @BrianDijkema, and our work and economic program director, @renzenauta. Register here ➡️cardus.ca/news/events/curbin… #cdnpoli
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I love our church where so many are here serving to bless people this Christmas @KingStChurch
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Check out @pfcservinglife 's 'One Life' games - serious games for public engagement #gamification bit.ly/1qYy2Ha
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CEO of @pfcservinglife, Stacey Campbell enlightens on the #PrisonSystem with @melindamaria bit.ly/1XtYpkp
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500,000 people in Toronto are living in poverty.A sobering conversation about Justice, Poverty and Reconciliation at #GatherWomen right now.
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Take the #Quiz: How Can a Criminal Record Haunt You for the Rest of Your Life? ow.ly/5kvy304Trm8
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What does it mean to have faith? Read our latest blog & learn how these 3 speakers found it ideacity.ca/presentation/fin…
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#pray for housing for J, B, P and many others who have nowhere safe to live after release from prison
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“I know what it feels like. You feel like you can’t breathe. You’re in a box all day long.” ow.ly/yJpN303vSGV via @CTmagazine
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#pray for ex-prisoners seeking a church they can call "home" today. May our churches welcome those that our world judges and rejects. – at Cambridge, Ontario
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Thx to Stacey Campbell of @pfcservinglife for hosting us for breakfast. #ceoproject2016
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Once you go to prison you are never the same again. @pfcservinglife Stacey Campbell learned this 1st hand ideacity.ca/video/stacey-cam…
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Stacy Campbell never thought she would end up in prison & it changed her life @pfcservinglife #ideacity #MyMindIsOnFire
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Our 1st pod of the day is the God Pod w/ @ColetteBR Justin Gray Rev Maggie Helwig Stacey Campbell @pfcservinglife & @YidLifeCrisis #ideacity
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We can’t look upon perpetrators of injustice with self-righteousness and disdain because we were once the same.
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@pfcservinglife you rocked our world with news you will sponsor 30 youth to Bar None Camp this summer! THANK YOU!
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"I wanted revenge but found compassion." God + restorative justice = healing. ow.ly/FPD3300qpHn
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More states are encouraging greater contact between children and their incarcerated parents, @pewtrusts reports: bit.ly/1OLz5iD
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An inspired start to the day at #ONPrayer16 & great conversations w PrisonFellowship.ca @PF_Canada























