Persevere Success Stories
What started with one man’s life changing experience, has grown to thousands of life changing experiences for hundreds of men and women in multiple states across the country. And we’re just getting started.
Coding Courage: Empowering Florida Women at Lowell Correctional
On December 6, 2024, at Lowell Correctional in Florida, fifteen women graduated from a rigorous full-stack web development program. Dubbed “Coding Courage: Florida’s Path to Transformation at Lowell Correctional,” their achievement marks a powerful journey from confinement to empowerment.
From Chance to Change: Celebrating the South Carolina 2024 Cohort’s Journey to Success
On November 12, 2024, a special excitement filled Leath Correctional in Greenwood, South Carolina. After 12 months of dedication and learning to “speak” the new language of coding, 16 extraordinary women
Empowering Change: New Tools for Fair Chance Hiring and Reentry Success
At Persevere, we’re dedicated to breaking down barriers and creating pathways to opportunity for justice-impacted individuals, their families, and communities. To further that mission, we’re excited to announce the launch
🤝 Recap: Pathways to Fall Success Webinar Family Reunification and Forgiveness
In our recent Pathways to Fall Success webinar, led by NE Family Engagement Specialist Brandi, we explored the powerful topic of Family Reunification.
💰💡Re-Cap: Financial Fitness Webinar
Pathways to Fall Success 2024 Webinar Series 💸 Pathways to Fall Success Webinar Recap: Financial Fitness and Building Better Credit 💸 In our latest Pathways to Fall Success
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We believe, and are committed to, communities and various stakeholders working together to form coalitions and create partnerships to bring education, housing, jobs, and mental health and substance abuse services to their respective areas. Too many people are affected by the criminal justice system, recidivism, and lack of access to critical resources and services. Too many of our minority populations have been drastically and disproportionately impacted.