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Project AIM, an initiative of Southern New Hampshire University (Southern New Hampshire University) that provides an educational pathway for incarcerated learners, is hosting a conference titled STOP THE STIGMA from March 28-30.
Project AIM is in our third year of hosting STOP THE STIGMA, organized completely by current SNHU students, with a goal to spread awareness to the community at large on the challenges faced by justice impacted individuals.
The American Institutes for Research (AIR) is serving as a partner to Ascendium Education Group to better understand the most pressing, or “high-leverage” technical assistance needs among prison education programs (PEPs). AIR is especially interested in learning more about your experience designing and implementing PEPs that can best and most equitably serve students while incarcerated and post-release.
The annual Beyond the Bars Conference is a student-driven interdisciplinary conference on mass incarceration held at Columbia University.
We are inviting authors, artists, activists, poets and other cultural workers to contribute material to an edited book that will explore the role of imagination, dreaming, dialogue, and action in bringing new worlds into being.
This event brings together professionals, students, academics, policymakers, and the greater business community to support the business case for Second Chance Hiring.
Immerse yourself in AIR Show: the world’s largest event at the frontier of the AI Revolution in EDU!
The Othering & Belonging Conferences are dynamic and uniquely-curated gatherings that advance scholarship, narratives, movements, policies, and practices that support a more fully inclusive “we.”
Metropolitan Universities journal (MUJ) invites submissions for an issue on Exploring the Role of Higher Education in Prison and Returning Citizens on Campuses and Communities.
This one-day symposium on reentry brings together leaders to share insights on lowering barriers faced by justice-impacted TN women.
This two part series will educate and empower mental health professionals on how to successfully serve the formerly incarcerated community through a social justice lens.
This two part series will educate and empower mental health professionals on how to successfully serve the formerly incarcerated community through a social justice lens.