Cheryl Wills is an Emmy award-winning journalist based in New York City. She is the author of a series of books about her great-great-great-grandfather Sandy Wills – an enslaved Tennessee man who fought for his freedom during The American Civil War.
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2024 GOSO Gala Spotlight Award Honorees: John, Anton, Maliki and Carlos
GOSO is proud to present the 2024 Spotlight Award to GOSO’s participants, both past and present, who will receive honoree recognition for their remarkable resiliency and for their constant inspiration, innovation, and motivation within the organization.
2024 GOSO Gala Pinnacle Award Honoree: Andrea Armstrong
GOSO is proud to present the 2024 Pinnacle Award to Professor Andrea Armstrong for her unwavering commitment to bringing much-needed transparency to incarceration practices in the United States.
2024 GOSO Gala Visionary Award Honoree: Mark L. Goldsmith
GOSO is proud to present our 2024 Visionary Award to founder and CEO Emeritus, Mark “MG ” Goldsmith, for his unwavering pledge to legal system-involved New Yorkers and his commitment to GOSO’s participants and mission.
SAVE Goes to Washington: Nicole Myers Graduates from the University of Chicago Violence Intervention Academy
Nicole Myers graduated from the inaugural cohort of the University of Chicago Crime Lab’s Community Violence Intervention Leadership Academy (CVILA) on Friday, February 9th. Vice President Kamala Harris and the White House Office of Gun Violence Prevention hosted the historic graduation ceremony.
Interview Skills with Goldman Sachs and Debevoise & Plimpton
On December 8th, volunteers from Goldman Sachs and Debevoise & Plimpton, a New York based law firm, joined the GOSO team for a workshop to
Michelle Pryce-Screen is GOSO’s President and Chief Executive Officer
As of today, GOSO is proud to announce that Michelle Pryce-Screen is GOSO’s President and CEO, adding to her role as Chief Program Officer, expanding her leadership as GOSO continues to deepen its focus on participants and the community, putting education, employment, emotional well-being.
Time is running out to donate to GOSO in 2023!
Time is running out to donate to GOSO in 2023! Help GOSO provide crucial services to over 1,200 individuals each year, interrupting violence, providing educational and job support, and fostering emotional well-being, healing, and community engagement.
Make-a-Gift: Donate to GOSO Today
we reflect on this year and look toward 2024, we are thankful for your support and its impact on so many lives.
Make-a-Gift: Donate to GOSO Today
The temperature in New York City is dropping very quickly, so GOSO has launched our 2nd annual Make-a-Gift Campaign to raise funds for coats, hats, and gloves for participants. Give the gift of warmth this holiday season, and use the link in our bio to donate today.