Dreaming of Education for the Incarcerated: A Deeper Look at How Education Combats Recidivism
What is a dream? An idea, a thought, perhaps someone’s vision of the future. Moreover, what shapes a…
by Lucas Rash
What is a dream? An idea, a thought, perhaps someone’s vision of the future. Moreover, what shapes a…
by Lucas Rash
It was 1986, earliest January. I know because the poofy coat I got for Christmas was…
by Shedrick Hutson
Life Skills Class I finally feel I have found a group of people I can be…
by Cesar Hernandez
I remember going school shopping for the first time. It was so exciting seeing all the…
by Christopher Clark
As I approach my seventeenth year of incarceration, I am amazed by everything I have accomplished…
by Tiffany Woods
I walk down the lengthy set of stairs after leaving the library, where I was using…
by Chris Dankovich
Ultimately, we are all responsible for our own education or lack thereof. I’ve always been secretly…
by Brian Fuller
By Millard Baker I really loathe the attire I wear. My attire represents the miscreant…
by Millard Baker (CA)
Part One I’m passionate about criminal justice reform, more specifically, sentencing and prison reform. I’ve been…
by Isaac Sweet (WA)
To read Part One click here The slightly soapy smell of baking bread wafts up above…
by Chris Dankovich (MI)
