"QUOTE ABOUT THE POWER OF WORK TO IMPROVE LIFE OUTCOMES FOR WOMEN IMPACTED BY THE CRIMINAL LEGAL SYSTEM."

CASE FOR SUPPORT GOES HERE:

Incarceration wreaks havoc not only to individual lives, but to families, to communities, to the health of society in all its aspects.
The absence of women from the U.S. workforce has consequences to us all.
Studies sponsored by academic institutions, think tanks, and goverment entities substantiate have all subtantiated the primacy of work (at a living wage) to improve outcomes holistically for former incarcerees. These include:
- Health
- Life outcomes for children
- Famiily integrity
- Reduction in recivisim
- MORE
WPA's Workforce Development program is informed by research and animated by a commitment to meet women where they're at in their lives and offer pathways to success that align with individuals situations and circumstances. Here's what we do;
- Connect
- Train
- Prepare
- Support
- MORE
Women dominate the workforce in lopsided fashion over their male counterparts (DATA). They are also the heads of household for (%) families in the United States. The case for support to empower women and support their independence is a simple one to make. Striving For Triumph, WPA's Workforce Development program offers a robust array____________________. We've supported ____ (NUMBER) of women since (YEAR) in their journey to independence that is conferred by employment.
Your support of Striving for Triumph will mean __________________________
Thank you in advance for your support. We look forward to sharing more about the impact of your gift to the lives of the women who essential in so many ways.

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To learn more about WPA's workforce development program, please contact

Richard Bronson, TITLE -- consultant?!
riichard@wpaonline.org.

To learn more about ways to support Striving for Triump, please contact:

Jennifer Rosenberger, Chief Development Officer
jrosenberger@wpaonline.org.

Striving Towards Triumph: Workforce Development at WPA

A Campaign To Transform the Lives of Women Impacted by Incarceration