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Our vision is to reduce recidivism through scalable high school graduation, inmate job training, and employer incentives. Image: Nelson Mandela and Bill Clinton.
Pilot Project Initiative:
- Fund 8,000 inmate job trainings annually
- Fund 10,000 inmate GED graduations annually
- Fund 80,000 employer incentives annually
- Fund 300 person oversight call center
- Fund the construction of 1,000 parole apartments
- Presentation available upon request

Objective: Amend two existing Federal laws and fund the proposed initiatives to reduce recidivism by 25% per state
1. Amend Public Law 117-169 (Federal Tax Credit Funding)
- Sell $ 250.0 million in Federal Tax Credits to fund initiatives
- Fund 10 initiatives to reduce recidivism via 10,000 people
- Fund 8,000 job training and 10,000 graduations
- Avoided cost savings: $ 1.0 billion annually via 5,250 people
- Avoided cost: $ 200,000 per person @ 5,250 people
- Presentation available upon request
2. Amend WOTC section 51 (Employer Incentive)
- Law change: Increase the $ 2,000 incentive to $25,000
- Incentivize 80,000 employers to hire former inmates
- Sell $ 160.0 million incentives ($ 2,000 each, 80,000 units)
- Fund 10 education and job training initiatives
- IRS cost: $ 2.0 billion (80,000 companies @ $ 25,000 each)
- Avoided cost: $ 12.0 billion (60,000 people @ $ 200,000 each)
- Presentation available upon request
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