Advocacy and Initiatives
The White Collar Support Group is a one-of-a-kind organization, bringing together over 1,100 members who have faced the white-collar criminal justice system. This unique position gives us both the responsibility and the privilege to take on initiatives that advocate for the rights and needs of our members.
These initiatives take many forms and are shaped by the collective will of the group, reflecting our commitment to empowering each other and driving meaningful change. As a community, we strive to protect the rights and dignity of those affected by white-collar crime and its legal consequences.
Below, you'll find information about our ongoing initiatives and information about how you can get involved.
The White Collar Support Group is a one-of-a-kind organization, bringing together over 1,100 members who have faced the white-collar criminal justice system. This unique position gives us both the responsibility and the privilege to take on initiatives that advocate for the rights and needs of our members.
These initiatives take many forms and are shaped by the collective will of the group, reflecting our commitment to empowering each other and driving meaningful change. As a community, we strive to protect the rights and dignity of those affected by white-collar crime and its legal consequences.
Below, you'll find information about our ongoing initiatives and information about how you can get involved.
The World's First Free, Confidential Online White Collar Support Group Meets on Zoom, Every Monday Evening at 7 PM Eastern Time
Federal Pardon Reform
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Right to Banking
Banks currently have the power to deny individuals access to their services at any time without explanation, a practice that disproportionately affects people navigating the criminal justice system.
As a result, those who have gone through the justice system often struggle to access basic banking services, which are essential for successful reintegration into modern society.
This situation is comparable to being denied medical insurance due to a preexisting condition—making reentry more challenging and increasing the likelihood of recidivism.
By advocating for guaranteed access to banking, we can help dismantle one of the systemic barriers that hinder true rehabilitation and financial stability for the formerly incarcerated.
For more information about our efforts to deliver a federal right to banking for all, sign up for e-mail updates below:
Banks currently have the power to deny individuals access to their services at any time without explanation, a practice that disproportionately affects people navigating the criminal justice system.
As a result, those who have gone through the justice system often struggle to access basic banking services, which are essential for successful reintegration into modern society.
This situation is comparable to being denied medical insurance due to a preexisting condition—making reentry more challenging and increasing the likelihood of recidivism.
By advocating for guaranteed access to banking, we can help dismantle one of the systemic barriers that hinder true rehabilitation and financial stability for the formerly incarcerated.
For more information about our efforts to deliver a federal right to banking for all, sign up for e-mail updates below:
Join Our White Collar Support Group
If you, a friend, family member, colleague, or client are suffering from a white collar criminal justice issue, and would like to find a path to a healthy, spirit-filled place on the other side of what seems like insurmountable problems, you have found the right group.
To join our community, contact us – we look forward to having you in a future meeting.
If you, a friend, family member, colleague, or client are suffering from a white collar criminal justice issue, and would like to find a path to a healthy, spirit-filled place on the other side of what seems like insurmountable problems, you have found the right group.
To join our community, contact us – we look forward to having you in a future meeting.
Progressive Prison Ministries is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization.
Progressive Prison Ministries is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization.
Progressive Prison Ministries is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization.