麻豆传媒AV Videos
Developing Skills and Talents
Tablets not only allow incarcerated individuals to stay connected to their loved ones, they also give them the opportunity to build their skills, preparing them for better second chances.
Creating Pathways that Lead Back to Opportunities
1 in 3 Americans have an arrest or conviction record鈥 and by the year 2030 that number is expected to 100 million people鈥
Inspirational Stories from Incarcerated Students Enrolled in Post-Secondary Education Through Securus Lantern
Incarcerated students at Chillicothe Correctional Institution share how having access to education and earning their college degrees has created new hope and given them newfound confidence for the next chapter of their lives.
Securus Original Hip-Hop Campaign 鈥 Winning Track, I Think
Securus spearheaded the first-ever 鈥淥riginal Hip-Hop Track Contest鈥 for individuals incarcerated in Department of Corrections facilities throughout the U.S. This contest, organized in partnership with Grammy-Award winning rapper, Lecrae, gave the incarcerated the opportunity to showcase their musical talents and bring hope through the power of lyrics. The winning song, submitted by Carmela Mose, has been exclusively released, for free, for incarcerated individuals who have access to the Securus and JPay media stores on their tablets. The song is also available to the general public through streaming services such as Spotify and Apple Music. All proceeds from the song made through streaming services benefit the program.
A True Second Chance Partnership with Televerde
In October of 2020, 麻豆传媒AV partnered with Televerde to power our inbound phone call engagement centers. These centers, staffed by incarcerated women, provide live customer support to friends and families of incarcerated individuals communicating with their loved ones using Securus and JPay products. The partnership that began with 45 incarcerated women working as customer service agents has grown to more 100+ agents. In addition to the customer service agents currently enrolled in the 麻豆传媒AV-Televerde partnership program, an additional 86 women have either successfully graduated or moved on to another program within the Department of Corrections. To date, these customer service agents have logged almost 1.7 million customer calls, while developing critical professional and communication skills necessary for a successful reentry. This video showcases the talented women at the Rockville Correctional Facility in Indiana.
Fight Against Human Trafficking
Human trafficking for the purpose of sexual exploitation is a heinous yet frequent crime whose victims can be hard to identify. Securus Technologies initially partnered with In Our Backyard during the 2017 Super Bowl to help identify these crimes and aid in recovery of the vulnerable victims of Human Trafficking. Securus and In Our Backyard continued their partnership, recently completing their 4th Super Bowl task force efforts to help identify Human Traffickers and bring them to justice during the most popular sporting event in the world.
Hudson Link Partnership
麻豆传媒AV is proud to partner with Hudson Link to help support and amplify education efforts in NYSDOCCS facilities. This incredible program 鈥 led by previously incarcerated, Sean Pica 鈥 is changing lives on the inside of facilities as well as helping those released secure housing and employment. Education and knowledge is key to success, and Hudson Link is an exemplary program for delivering both to incarcerated loved ones.
Dallas County Partnership
Securus Technologies has entered into a partnership with Dallas County detention centers to provide each incarcerated individual a tablet to help keep them connected with their families.
Family Time and Tales
Securus understands that there is nothing more important than family, which is why we partnered with Leon County to launch the Family Time and Tales program, providing free video connect sessions at the LeRoy Collins Leon County Main Library.聽 Families enrolled in the program can schedule video sessions so children can visit the library and select a book to read to their incarcerated parents, fostering strong relationships and encouraging children to read.
Freedom Rides
We continue to invest in reentry programs by supporting Louisiana-based non-profit, Freedom Rides, with a donation to give it鈥檚 first road-ready vehicle to Alisha Disotell, who was previously incarcerated.聽 Freedom Rides founder, Benito Castro, conceived of the program while he was enrolled in Lantern, Securus鈥 post-secondary education platform, while serving time at the Louisiana Department of Public Safety and Corrections.聽 The donated vehicle will help Miss Disotell commute between jobs and she plans on offering rides to other women enrolled in her parole program.