Author name: Leon El-Alamin

JUST Capital: JP Morgan, Slack among companies investing in formerly incarcerated workers

JUST Capital: JP Morgan, Slack among companies investing in formerly incarcerated workers Just 5% of the businesses listed in the Russell 1000 index offer job opportunities to individuals with prior convictions or a history of criminal offenses. Brandon Gomez explores the efforts made by companies to promote fairness in employment opportunities and identifies areas for

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Empowering America’s Workforce: A Focus on Reskilling, Reentry, and Renewal

In these articles, we showcase the transformative impact of the MADE Institute in Flint, Michigan, led by founder Leon El-Alamin, providing housing and support to individuals transitioning from incarceration. These maroon-painted porches have aided over 1,000 returning citizens by offering vital services and mentorship. Simultaneously, they explore the broader Labor Day theme, highlighting the struggles

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Funding to Support Partnership with St. Luke’s New Life Center

The MADE Institute received a $200,000 grant from the Community Foundation of Southeast Michigan in conjunction with the St. Luke N.E.W. Life Center. Both organizations have already started to put the grant to use by hosting a job orientation. The funding for St. Luke’s will cover the costs for on-the-job training for lawn care, making pallets and sewing.

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MADE Institute Receives Strategic Partnership Grant from IRUSA

MADE INSTITUTE RECEIVES MAJOR GIFT TO CONTINUE GROWTH Islamic Relief USA Provides Funding to Support Returning Citizens in Genesee County (Flint, MI) – The M.A.D.E. Institute (MADE) delivers critical services to returning citizens across Genesee County. From providing transitional housing to providing job training, MADE helps individuals start on a new path in life. To

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