The Grief Has Settled: A Year of Advocacy and Self Discovery
Second Chance Essay about resilience and growth over the course of a year when opportunities are available to returning citizens.
Last year's presentation during Second Chance 2023 was a pivotal moment for me. It was an opportunity not just to share the intricacies of disability within prison walls—a subject close to my heart—but to rekindle the spark of my former self that I thought prison had extinguished.
How prisons keep student debt relief from those who are incarcerated
This article is published on the Higher Ed Dive, and the full article can be found here: https://www.highereddive.com/news/prisons-student-debt-relief/644095/?utm_source=Sailthru&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Issue: 2023-03-20 Higher Ed Dive [issue:48866]&utm_term=Higher
JSTOR ACCESS IN PRISON WRITING PROJECT Submissions Due 03/15/2023
Currently or formerly incarcerated people can submit an essay, opinion/thought piece or scholarly writing about how education influences a second chance.
Writing submissions accepted through 03/15/2023 from currently or formerly incarcerated people about education
JSTOR Access in Prison 2022: A Year of Discovery and Growth
Online and offline solutions for academic research in jails, prisons, and detention centers
One surprise was the willingness of some sites to use the unmediated version of JSTOR inside jails and prisons.
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