Houston / Austin / Washington / D.C. / Fort Worth / Denver / Seattle / Minneapolis / Boston / Atlanta / Chicago / /
Company
Virgin Airlines / MSNBC / Red Restaurant Group / Evolv / Brewed / Virgin Group / New York Times / State Criminal History Information Systems / Young / /
Country
Puerto Rico / American Samoa / Guam / United States / /
Currency
USD / / /
Event
Person Travel / /
Facility
University of Chicago Law School / Justice Institute / Urban Institute / /
IndustryTerm
gross domestic product / telecommunications / /
Organization
Center for Economic and Policy Research / U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission / Department of Correction / Southern Coalition for Social Justice / U.S. Department of Labor’s Center for Faith-Based / University of Chicago Law School / Bureau of Justice Statistics / Iowa Civil Rights Commission / Population Division / Economy League of Greater Philadelphia / New York Times/CBS News/Kaiser Family Foundation / Center for Faith-Based and Community Initiatives / Urban Institute / U.S. Census Bureau / U.S. Department of Labor / Crime & Justice Institute / /
Person
Joey Turner / Cheryl Roberts / Christopher Uggen / Terri Jackson / Gregg Keeling / Eric Lichtenberger / Megan C. Kurlychek / Mark Chippendale / Harry J. Holzer / Jennifer Fahey / Richard Branson / Scarlet Letters / Rebecca L. Naser / Tracey L. Shollenberger / Christy A. Visher / Robert Brame / Brad Friedlander / Len Engel / Shawn D. Bushway / Becky Pettit / Beth M. Huebner / Kathleen Lockwood / Jennifer Yahner / Sarah Lageson / Kris Warner / Chris Uggen / Rudolf Winter-Ebmer / Steven Raphael / Elizabeth Glidden / Daryl Atkinson / Mike Vuolo / Sara Debus / / /
Position
store manager / President / head / founder / CEO / executive / Director The Human Resources / assistant manager / state representative / Council Member / manufacturing executive / owner / /
ProvinceOrState
Virginia / Rhode Island / California / Colorado / Texas / Tarrant County / Durham County / North Carolina / /
PublishedMedium
The Journal of Law and Economics / New York Times / American Journal of Sociology / American Sociological Review / /
FACT SHEET | APRILResearch Supports Fair Chance Policies NELP’s conservative estimates indicate that roughly 70 million people in the United States have some sort of a criminal record1 and nearly 700,000 people