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disease, mental health condition, and substance use issue; HIV and<br />
serious mental illness are eligible alone without a second chronic condition.<br />
MAGNIFICENT MEN MENTORING GROUP<br />
PROJECT LIBERATION<br />
645 East 6th Street, Suite 2C, New York, NY 10009<br />
Telephone: 888.239.3646<br />
www.mm-mg.org<br />
Organizations for Formerly Incarcerated People<br />
26<br />
P.O. Box 145, New York, NY 10276<br />
Telephone: 646.360.3187<br />
www.projectliberation.org<br />
Project Liberation provides a holistic personal-development platform<br />
for women across all stages of criminal justice involvement. Weekly<br />
workshops conducted in 14-week intervals in locations across New York<br />
City provide life coaching, arts-based intervention, yoga, meditation,<br />
and other healing modalities. Within a supportive circle, program participants<br />
are encouraged to reconnect with their own sense of power,<br />
purpose, and possibility while being provided a space where they can<br />
feel safe, supported, empowered, and part of a community.<br />
DRIVE CHANGE<br />
630 Flushing Avenue, 5th Floor, Brooklyn, NY 11206<br />
Telephone: 347.921.3783<br />
www.drivechangenyc.org<br />
www.snowdaytruck.com<br />
Drive Change is a not-for-profit social enterprise that uses the mobilevending<br />
industry to train, employ, and mentor to formerly incarcerated<br />
young people aged 18–25. This is a full-time commitment for a oneyear<br />
fellowship, and fellows are paid a livable wage to work on our food<br />
truck, Snowday. Only locally sourced ingredients from farms within 150<br />
miles of New York City are used.<br />
Magnificent Men offers workshops, forums, and seminars where men<br />
and youth of all ages can share experiences and concerns. Special<br />
events and conferences address issues such as aging, intimacy, sexuality,<br />
fathering, and career. Participants are encouraged to volunteer time<br />
and energy to community service projects and engage in peer mentoring.<br />
The core soft-skills training for formerly incarcerated men enables<br />
participants to have a smoother transition back into society and the<br />
workplace.<br />
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Drive Change believes there is a fine line between food justice and<br />
social justice and assists its fellows in their social and emotional learning.<br />
Drive Change also helps its fellows get licensed credentials (food<br />
protection and mobile-vending license).