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Higher Education in Prison

open access: yesCritical Education, 2019
Since first publishing the Call for Papers for this volume (2017), we have spent more than two years “ruminating” with the twelve authors who have contributed to this project and many others in the higher education in prison community who have ...
Erin L. Castro, Mary R. Gould
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College on the Margins: A Comprehensive Case Study of Three College-in-Prison Programs in the Southern United States

open access: yesBehavioral Sciences
Research has well documented the far-reaching benefits of providing educational opportunities for individuals who are incarcerated, applicable to the students themselves and society. Given the many benefits, it is encouraging that access to U.S.
Haruna Suzuki, John C. Begeny
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Rehabilitating Ex-Offenders Through Non-Formal Education in Lesotho

open access: yesIAFOR Journal of Education, 2017
This paper reports on the rehabilitation of ex-offenders through non-formal education. It examines how non-formal education has addressed the ex-offenders’ adaptive and transformative needs.
Nomazulu Ngozwana
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Unlocking potential: Pathways from prison to postsecondary education

open access: yes, 2019
The Vera Institute of Justice (Vera) launched Unlocking Potential: Pathways from Prison to Postsecondary Education (Pathways) in 2012. Supported by five national foundations, Pathways gave colleges and state corrections agencies in Michigan, New Jersey,
Patrick, Fred   +2 more
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Transactions of the ... National Prison Congress.

open access: yes, 1877
No Congresses were held 1877-1882.Contains annual report of the National Prison Association of the United States.Mode of access ...
National Prison Congress.   +1 more
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Project-based learning in Scottish prisons

open access: yesLondon Review of Education, 2014
The article describes the development of a project-based approach to learning in seven Scottish prisons. It argues that the project-based approach is ideally suited to prison education due to its flexibility and ability to enrich the relatively narrow ...
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Investing in futures: Economic and fiscal benefits of postsecondary education in prison

open access: yes, 2019
Efforts to build robust postsecondary education programs in prison have accelerated in recent years, with support from a broad range of groups from correctional officers to college administrators.
Patrick, Fred   +4 more
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The educational value of BIPs (Blended Intensive Programme) and the impact on stakeholders’ collaboration

open access: yesFormare
The Erasmus+ 2021-2027 programme encompasses a diverse array of internationalization initiatives and fosters a comprehensive network of opportunities for collaborative learning.
Francesco Lavanga
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Frank Clark A.K.A. Esau Walton Folsom Prison Mug Shot [2]

open access: yes, 1931
Text document with photo illustration Folsom Prison Inmate Identification card for Esau Walton AKA Frank ...
Clerk at Folsom Prison
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Vocational Education and Training in Finnish Open Prisons: A Multilevel Approach to Young Incarcerated People’s Barriers to Participation

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Having relevant skills and education are considered the best indicators of reintegration into society after release from prison, but majority of young, incarcerated people have a lower education level and participate less in education compared to the ...
Alanen, Paula, Hyytiä, Jaakko
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