Research & Development Initiatives
The following initiatives were created and funded by Gary K. Jennings as his contribution to social justice. Please contact Gary K. Jennings with your insights, questions, or recommendations.
Stop Recidivism Initiative
Please visit our website at www.stoprecidivism.net for details.
Key points.
- 80,000 employer job training incentives.
- 10,000 GED high school graduations.
- 10,000 inmate jobs (farming, manufacturing, service).
- $ 600.0 million annual job training budget per state.
- Six year pilot to reduce recidivism from 50% to 25%.
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Asset space maximization for County State, and Federal properties.
Job training opportunity for housing via www.stoprecidivism.net.
National Clean Up Initiative via EB5
Please see the www.cleanupamerica.net website for details.
Concept: Fund environmental cleanup projects via the sale of the EB5 investment program. Annual grant budget $ 10.0 billion for ten years.
U.S. Territory EB5 - Economic Development Initiative
In 2022, the Creative Team proposed selling U.S. Permanent Resident Cards (EB5 Green Card) to pay off $ 50.0 billion in municipal bond debt for USVI, Puerto Rico, Guam, American Samoa, and CNMI.
Please see WWW.USTerritoryEB5.com for details.
Sea to Sea Bi National Sea Water Canal Initiative.
Gary Jennings and his partners (green shirt), proposed a 125-mile bi-national water canal designed to transport 500 million gallons of seawater daily from the Sea of Cortez to the Salton Sea in California.
Our concept is regarded as the largest restoration project in the United States, and under review by the State of California.
The photograph was taken in the Laguna Salada Basin (Coyote Canal, Baja MX, 120 miles south of the border). Gary Jennings is in the green shirt, Tom Septon (R) and Bruce Wilcox leaning on the truck.
Public Art EVENT!
At a dinner party, David Best, an extraordinary artist, shared his "set your inner artist free", emphasizing everyone has an inner artist.
Guided by James Digiorgio and Joe Close, we transformed a FedEx van into a 40-person art car for BM (2010–2016). I consider this EVENT as my "one and done" 10 ton mobile art sculpture project.
James Digiorgio (1965–2022). Respected artist, loved, and deeply missed. Ahau Seaside, Tulum Mexico, 2013.