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Andragogy in Prison: Higher Education in Prison and the Tenets of Adult Education

Adult Education Quarterly, 2022
This article synthesizes literatures relating to the fields of andragogy and prison education. It is a key moment to reflect on teaching practices inside carceral settings. As Pell Grant availability for incarcerated students is set to expand dramatically, many college and university faculty are soon likely to be entering prisons as instructors for the
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Challenge of In-Prison Higher Education

Bulletin for the Study of Religion, 2023
In The Archive we republish articles that, in hindsight, may have been ahead of their time in their prescience or may yet still have something to provoke our thinking in this current moment. Our pull from this issue is a 1992 piece from John Cartwright (1933–2011), former Executive Secretary/Treasurer of the Society of Christian Ethics, which was a ...
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Why Race Matters for Higher Education in Prison

Peabody Journal of Education, 2021
There has been bi-partisan momentum to provide higher education opportunities for students who are impacted by the criminal legal system, but similar to the context of the contemporary crisis of hi...
Satra Taylor, Jay Holder, Bahiyyah Muhammad, Tiffany Jones, Lawrence Haynes   +4 more
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Localizing Prison Higher Education

New Directions for Community Colleges, 2015
This chapter describes methods for funding community programs in prison in the context of national and international political economy of mass incarceration.
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Schools, Prisons, and Higher Education

2019
Attending public school in St. Louis was brutal and left emotional scars that would not heal until after the author received therapy, many years later, while serving a life sentence in a California prison. President Johnson signed H.R. 9567, the Higher Education Act of 1965, into law on November 8, 1965, at his alma mater, Southwest Texas State College
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New Possibilities for Higher Education in Prison

Women in Higher Education
The 2024–25 academic year will be the first time in 30 years that incarcerated individuals will be fully able to access federal need‐based financial aid (Pell Grants) to participate in higher education in prison. Pell Grant eligibility was restored on July 1, 2023, marking the end of three decades of dramatically decreased college in prison programs.
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Issues in Prison Higher Education

2018
This chapter evaluates higher education within a correctional set-up. The relationship between education and crime, and how education can shape (facilitate) or curb crime are explored. Education as a prevailing tool in offender self-development and rehabilitation forms the focus of this chapter. Furthermore, incarcerated learners' access to Information
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Higher education in prisons: A historical analysis.

2009
This thesis provides an exploration and analysis of university education in prisons from a historical point of view. It examines how post-secondary education in prisons has reproduced dominant economic and cultural relations, but also how it can resist doing this.
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