by Cristina E, Career PATHS Cohort | Jun 7, 2021 | Blog, News
This is not the road I’m supposed to be on. For years I thought I was on the road less traveled: the road of self-discovery and non-conformity. But even those with lofty goals are subject to the harsh realities of the world. To the tragedies and misfortune that cross...
by jandersen | Jun 1, 2021 | News
First Year Results: 3 Cohorts 81 Participants 95% Employment Rate 20 Released 0% Recidivism Rate 175 Hours of Programs $40K Average Salary 180+ Mock Interviews 47 Mentor Relationships How It Began In 2020, Televerde Foundation was launched to leverage the...
by Mary Jo Rose | Apr 27, 2021 | Blog, News
You may not care at all about who is incarcerated—many people firmly believe that if a person commits a crime, they should pay for it. I get it. I also felt that way too until my 20-year-old son was arrested, incarcerated, and housed in San Quentin for stealing a...
by Mary Jo Rose | Apr 13, 2021 | Blog, News
If I made a list of all my mistakes it would take a while to apologize for all of them. I think many of us, at one point, moved through life as younger, freer beings; I remember feeling invincible. If we were sitting together right now, talking about old school days,...
by Christopher Carpentier | Apr 7, 2021 | Blog, News
If 5000 words are spoken in an average 3-minute interview, and a smile is worth a 1000 words, then you can understand exactly how important dental aesthetics can be for the graduates of Televerde Foundation’s reentry program upon release from incarceration. Kathy...
by Oonagh Mcquarrie | Mar 29, 2021 | Blog, News
Brooke Shafer will be the first to tell you people like her don’t usually end up in prison. “Nobody had ever been in trouble, let alone arrested, let alone gone to prison! So not only am I shaming the family name, no one knew how to react,” she said, with a laugh....
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