BETTER WORK Columbus hosting job fair for MCSD parents

BETTER WORK Columbus hosting job fair for MCSD parents

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BETTER WORK Columbus hosting job fair for MCSD parents

BETTER WORK Columbus will host a job fair on Thursday, Oct. 27 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. for parents of children in the Muscogee County School District (MCSD). It will take place at Victory Mission at 3448 North Lumpkin Road in Columbus, according to an MCSD press release.

There will be on-the-spot interviews, access to community-based resources, giveaways, food box distributions, work clothing and employment workshops on resume building, interviewing, budgeting and more. Registration is recommended to reserve seats for the workshops.

BETTER WORK Columbus hosting job fair for MCSD parents

Joshua Crawford on Alabama’s Morning News with JT: Businesses Suffering from Violent Crimes

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Joshua Crawford on Alabama’s Morning News with JT: Businesses Suffering from Violent Crimes

Young Voices commentator Joshua Crawford joins JT to explain how reining in violent crime helps those who need economic opportunity. Broadcast Tuesday, October 18th, 2022.

 

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BETTER WORK Columbus hosting job fair for MCSD parents

Several city leaders not sold on success of group violence intervention program

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Several city leaders not sold on success of group violence intervention program

In the first year of implementation, group violence intervention program leaders believe they’re seeing success.

“We’re seeing the results in the community and I think the numbers speak for themselves,” group violence intervention program manager Dondre Jefferson said.

“Convey these messages of enforcement and a helping hand and they’re sort of the cornerstone of [group violence intervention]-type programs around the country and currently we are not able to get as many people into those call-in’s as we need to,” said Josh Crawford, director of criminal justice initiatives at the Center for Opportunity.