Matt Sutton retweeted
.@MattSuttonEP (Leading with Conviction™ 2023) shows how difficult it is to buy clothing for a job interview with just $50, or the amount many people receive in #gatemoney upon release from prison.
Watch video: jlusa.org/2025/06/25/go-shop…
#Reentry #EconomicMobility
Matt Sutton retweeted
Justice-impacted people shouldn't have to choose between employment & putting food on the table.
WILL YOU JOIN US IN TELLING YOUR REPRESENTATIVE TO PASS A BIPARTISAN FARM BILL THAT PROTECTS & EXPANDS FOOD SECURITY?
Follow the link to email or call your representative NOW! ceolink.co/4ieqlXF
Matt Sutton retweeted
There are approx. 650,000 people in jail on any given day. Most of them have the right to vote – but, unsurprisingly, the carceral system does not make it easy for them:
prisonpolicy.org/reports/jai…
Matt Sutton retweeted
Today, on #NationalVoterRegistrationDay, CEO is excited to announce the launch of our #GetOutTheVote campaign in partnership with @votedotorg!
Everyone deserves to be represented - this initiative ensures that justice-impacted people have access to the resources they need to have their voices heard and raises awareness of the challenges they continue to face in doing so.
Read the full press release: ceolink.co/3TvYqYi
Matt Sutton retweeted
Justice-impacted people face extremely high rates of discrimination when trying to obtain employment. At CEO, we’re dedicated to providing the support, resources, and opportunities needed to build a better future.
Watch the full video: ceolink.co/4bQN3Al
Matt Sutton retweeted
Many individuals are prepared to work after incarceration, but are instead met with barriers that prevent them from finding or retaining employment.
At CEO, we support numerous individuals like Yami and Wallace during their reentry. Learn more: ceolink.co/4bQN3Al
Matt Sutton retweeted
Background checks result in the exclusion of qualified workers solely based on their records. This practice disproportionately affects BIPOC communities across the country. Each person is #MoreThanABackground.
Matt Sutton retweeted
Did you know? LGBTQ+ people are arrested and incarcerated at a much higher rate than the general adult population. As a result, they're more likely to have a record and experience barriers when searching for employment. #PrideMonth
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Limiting the use of background checks would not only change the lives of justice-impacted people; it would be more beneficial to the economy too.
It's time to make that change. #MoreThanABackground
Matt Sutton retweeted
Most commissary spending is on food because prison meals are small and notoriously unhealthy.
Lots of this $$ comes from the *families* of incarcerated people.
Put plainly: they're forced to subsidize the prison system.
prisonpolicy.org/reports/com…
Matt Sutton retweeted
Formerly incarcerated people only receive $40 upon release in New York. It's time for this to change.
Read more about what CEO is doing to reduce recidivism rates and increase funding: ceolink.co/3wpX8G3
Matt Sutton retweeted
"Would provide a lifeline for formerly incarcerated New Yorkers."
Great op-ed by Albany Police Chief Brendan Cox in @timesunion making a strong case for AB9115/S6643A, which would raise the amount of money people leave NY Prisons from $40 to $2,550. ceolink.co/3UGHkYy
Matt Sutton retweeted
What would you do with only $40 and a bus ticket?That's the reality for New Yorkers released from incarceration.
Join us in Albany, May 20th to urge our legislators to #RaiseTheGate. Transportation and lunch will be provided.
Register today: ceolink.co/gate-money-advoca…
Matt Sutton retweeted
“600,000+ people come home from incarceration every year and really struggle with many things. One is employment."
CEO teamed up with @join_freeworld to help justice-impacted participants land stable, high-paying jobs in the trucking industry. Read more: ceolink.co/3w4X6mD
Matt Sutton retweeted
Today, #SCOTUS will hear a case that could severely criminalize homelessness.
Formerly incarcerated people are almost 10 times more likely to be homeless than the general public – and this ruling could devastate an already vulnerable population. 🧵
ALT Chart showing formerly incarcerated people experience homelessness at a rate well above the general public.
Matt Sutton retweeted
Recently, @atlhawks and @Chase engaged with entrepreneurs from #CEOAtlanta for a day of educational business workshops as part of a #SecondChanceMonth initiative. Later, CEO participants attended the Hawks game, where they were spotlighted for their ambitions and career goals!
Matt Sutton retweeted
Background checks result in the exclusion of qualified workers solely based on their records. This practice disproportionately affects BIPOC communities across the country. Each person is #MoreThanABackground.
Matt Sutton retweeted
Next Monday, join CEO at a virtual rally for the Just Access to Jobs Act to prevent hiring discrimination and provide more protections for job seekers in CA. It's time to make a change.
RSVP now and tune in at 6PM PT: bit.ly/JAJA-Webinar #JustAccessToJobsAct
Matt Sutton retweeted
"Employees with past convictions are a part of our workforce and are benefiting employers every day." @chriswatler, EVP
Read more by @indeed on implementing fair chance hiring for justice-impacted individuals in the workforce ceolink.co/3U8eCzA
Matt Sutton retweeted
TOMORROW: Join @Indeed's Job Search Academy webinar as CEO's own Dr. Genevieve Rimer shares insightful strategies for job searching with a criminal record. Don't miss this chance to learn and empower yourself in your career journey! Register now: lnkd.in/gh42NEyw
