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Speakers from Reentry Sisters in Maine as well as Tufts University’s TUPIT and MyTERN programs will share more about their work, their future goals, and practical tips for how other nonprofit organizations and academic institutions can build sustainable models of support. In particular, the discussion will address gender-specific challenges and the unique needs of women in reentry as well as ongoing inequities in prison education and reentry.
This event is organized around our newly released implementation guide designed to support corrections officials, higher education administrators, potential employers, and aspiring student–professionals in exploring and implementing such opportunities.
Join the New England Board of Education and the New England Prison Education Collaborative for a panel discussion on building and sustaining effective Pell-eligible Prison Education Programs (PEPs). Experts will cover institutional support, DOC partnerships, the PEP approval process, and federal financial aid changes. Panelists include Ruth Delaney (Vera), Daniel McGloin (UMA), Gena Bianco (RWU), and Leah Maciejewski (WMCC).
A national summit and retreat for carceral educators, faculty, administrators, staff, and allies.
The 21st Biennial AJFO Conference will bring together criminal justice professionals, social service experts, advocates, and individuals with lived experience to support women and girls in the criminal justice system.
