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Teaching Higher Ed in Prison: A Look at Faculty Training and Development

Teaching Higher Ed in Prison: A Look at Faculty Training and Development

by Kenisha Wiggs | Sep 21, 2022

About the Event The expansion of national access to Higher Education in Prison (HEP) programming has become a priority as Pell Grant eligibility for incarcerated students is being reinstated after 26 years. By restoring Pell Grant eligibility for students in prison,...
California’s Best Practices: Pathways From Prison to College

California’s Best Practices: Pathways From Prison to College

by Kenisha Wiggs | Sep 20, 2022

About the Event: Join Michelson 20MM on September 14th, 11 AM – 12 PM, as members of the Smart Justice Think Tank and authors of California’s Best Practices: Pathways From Prison to College provide an overview of the recommendations and share insights on the positive...
Reducing Recidivism, Prioritizing Rehabilitation with the SB 990 Bill

Reducing Recidivism, Prioritizing Rehabilitation with the SB 990 Bill

by Michelson Philanthropies | Feb 25, 2022 | Michelson Center for Public Policy, News

Michelson Center for Public Policy co-sponsored state Senator Ben Hueso’s bill to ease the pathway to success and reduce recidivism, smooth the parole transfer process, and give formerly incarcerated individuals more opportunities to start a new life.   Removing...
Creating a Post-Release Career Pathway for Incarcerated Firefighters

Creating a Post-Release Career Pathway for Incarcerated Firefighters

by Michelson Philanthropies | Feb 14, 2022 | Michelson Center for Public Policy, News, Stories

Spurred by devastating wildfires and a shortage of qualified firefighters, California is creating a pathway for incarcerated firefighters to continue their career post release.   To fight wildfires, California depends on incarcerated labor, who make up more than...
College Education in Prisons: A How-To Guide for Corrections Officials

College Education in Prisons: A How-To Guide for Corrections Officials

by Tulasi Lovell | Sep 16, 2021 | 20 Million Minds, Media

Ensuring high-quality college programming in prison has become a priority as Pell is being reinstated, Second Chance Pell sites are growing, and more states nationwide are removing barriers to funding for college programming in correctional facilities and financial...
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