Resource Use And Generation.docx

Resource use and generation / Partnership and Collaboration Ban the Box Campaign was launched in the year 2004 to challenge the discrimination that is being faced by people with prior convictions particularly for drug crimes when it comes to seeking employment and housing, and when it comes to applying for loans, services and other benefits. A campaign cannot stand for a very long period of time without the support of the federal government and private employers from various cities, counties and states. The campaign had been running for more or less 14 years now. As of the moment over 45 cities and counties have supported and removed the portion wherein an applicant is questioned regarding his/her conviction history when it comes to applications for employment. Ban the Box Campaign is a campaign that was spearheaded by an advocacy group called “All of Us or None”, it is an organization that fights for the rights of imprisoned people and their family in order to strengthen their voices. National Ban the Box Executive Order Campaign -

Making and printing petition and gathering signatures Partnered with Women Donors Network and the Criminal (In)Justice Circle o Sent letter to President Obama advocating for him to use and executive order to Ban the Box.

Ban the Box Legislation -

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2013- Partnered with Legal Services for Prisoners with Children (LSPC) and cosponsored a statewide California legislation that implemented the Ban the Box policies for public employment. 2014 – helped pass the San Francisco Fair Chance Act

Ban the Box Pledge for Non-Profits -

Promotes the fair chance pledge

Ban the Box in the Media -

Launched the Fair Chance Initiative in L.A.

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All of Us or None Drug Policy Alliance Human Rights Defense Center Jericho Movement Main Street Alliance National Employment Law Project National Youth Leadership Network Occupy4Prisoners Prison Health News Prison Legal News

 Students for Sensible Drug Policy Where do they get funds? - All of Us or None is open for donations and gifts o www.donatenow.networkforgood.org o Legal Services for Prisoners with Children has partnered with Network for Good to securely process your online credit card payment via Network for Good (tax ID 68-0480736). This transaction will appear on your credit card statement as "Network for Good." This transaction is subject to Network for Good’s Privacy, Security & Disclosure Statement and the Charitable Solicitation Disclosure. o Gifts ranges from $25 up to $5000 or depending on the amount that you want to give. o They have peer-to-peer fundraising. - Executives ‘Alliance o Philanthropic support to Leadership  A number of foundations have funded the Ban the Box Campaign  Over 40 foundations have already joined the call to action o Raising the Bar, Going beyond the box  Partnered with National Employment Law Project (NELP)  Develop a Model Fair Chance Hiring/Ban the Box Policy Toolkit designed specifically for employers in the philanthropic sector Do they get any partnerships and collaborations? - LSPC is open for three internship terms throughout the year. o Open for law and non-law students  With strong commitment to social justice and prison reform /abolition o Open for applications from individuals who are not currently students - LSPC is in need of assistance from attorney and non-attorney volunteers. o For single-day events or individual project o Long-term commitment to assist ongoing projects Participating Foundations as of 2/29/16 Andrus Family Fund Annie E. Casey Foundation Arcus Foundation The Atlantic Philanthropies Black Belt Community Foundation Butler Family Fund California Community Foundation The California Endowment The California Wellness Foundation Casey Family Programs Community Foundation for Greater Buffalo Consumer Health Foundation Deaconess Foundation East Bay Community Foundation Edward W. Hazen Foundation Ford Foundation

Foundation for Louisiana Foundation for the Mid South The Jacob & Valeria Langeloth Foundation Kapor Center for Social Impact The Kresge Foundation Liberty Hill Foundation Living Cities Lumina Foundation Marguerite Casey Foundation Missouri Foundation for Health Nathan Cummings Foundation NBPA Foundation Nellie Mae Education Foundation Open Society Foundations Public Welfare Foundation Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Rosenberg Foundation The San Francisco Foundation The Schott Foundation for Public Education Sierra Health Foundation Silicon Valley Community Foundation The Skillman Foundation Southern Education Foundation Tides Winthrop Rockefeller Foundation W.K. Kellogg Foundation Supporting Organizations as of 2/29/16 All of Us or None Association of Black Foundation Executives BMe Community Campaign for Black Male Achievement (CBMA) Center for Community Alternatives Center for Youth Engagement Council on Foundations Funders' Collaborative on Youth Organizing Just Leadership USA Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights Under Law Leadership Conference on Civil & Human Rights Legal Services for Prisoners with Children National Committee on Responsive Philanthropy National Employment Law Project (NELP) National Youth Alliance for Boys and Men of Color PICO National Network PolicyLink Voice of the Ex-Offender (VOTE)