As Wall Street Banks Sever Ties, Private Prison Companies Stand to Lose Over $1.9B in Future Financing

07/17/2019 | Popular Democracy in Action
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Safe Roads Across the Tri-State Area: The Case for Expanding Access to Driver’s Licenses in New York and New Jersey

05/29/2019 | Popular Democracy in Action
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The Wall Street Banks Still Financing Private Prisons

04/8/2019 | Popular Democracy in Action
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America is Home: How Individuals, Families, Cities & Counties Benefit by Investing in Citizenship

09/12/2018 | Popular Democracy in Action
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Bankrolling Oppression: How Wall Street Companies Finance the Private Prison and Immigrant Detention Industry

04/30/2018 | Popular Democracy in Action, Make the Road New York, New York Communities for Change, Enlace International, and the Strong Economy for All Coalition
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From Failure to Freedom: Dismantling Milwaukee’s School-to-Prison Pipeline with the Youth Power Agenda

04/10/2018 | Popular Democracy in Action and Leaders Igniting Transformation (LIT)
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Wall Street’s Border Wall: How Five Firms Stand to Benefit Financially from Anti-Immigrant Policy

11/16/2017 | Popular Democracy in Action
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Policy Brief: Young People’s Vision for Safe, Supportive, and Inclusive Schools

10/30/2017 | Popular Democracy in Action
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Cities for Citizenship 2016 Impact Report

07/4/2017 | Popular Democracy in Action
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Access to Justice: Ensuring Counsel for Immigrants Facing Deportation in the D.C. Metropolitan Area

04/3/2017 | Popular Democracy in Action
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