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Applications for the latest cycle of our book donation program are now open! Prison Education Book Connection, a program in partnership with W. W. Norton & Company, Inc., supports the field of higher education in prison by providing free, high-quality textbooks to incarcerated learners across the country. Approximately 140 titles from 10 academic disciplines are available for donation in this cycle, and all books will be shipped in time for the Fall 2026 semester! Application deadline is June 7, 2026.
Applications for the latest cycle of our book donation program are now open! Prison Education Book Connection, a program in partnership with W. W. Norton & Company, Inc., supports the field of higher education in prison by providing free, high-quality textbooks to incarcerated learners across the country. Approximately 140 titles from 10 academic disciplines are available for donation in this cycle, and all books will be shipped in time for the Fall 2026 semester! Application deadline is June 7, 2026.
In "Social, Emotional, and Academic Development Through an Equity Lens", The Education Trust outlines how to shift the focus away from “fixing kids” and toward addressing adult beliefs and mindsets as well as school and district policies to create an equitable learning environment.
In "Social, Emotional, and Academic Development Through an Equity Lens", The Education Trust outlines how to shift the focus away from “fixing kids” and toward addressing adult beliefs and mindsets as well as school and district policies to create an equitable learning environment.
College Behind Bars (originally on PBS) is now streaming on Netflix and Amazon Prime and can be sent to your program.
College Behind Bars (originally on PBS) is now streaming on Netflix and Amazon Prime and can be sent to your program.
Having a parent in prison is an adverse childhood experience, a childhood trauma that can lead to poor health and wellbeing as an adult. Yet, these children can thrive if they build resilience.
Having a parent in prison is an adverse childhood experience, a childhood trauma that can lead to poor health and wellbeing as an adult. Yet, these children can thrive if they build resilience.
People in prison have often been relegated to “better than nothing” education, writes Tanya Erzen, and the inequities could become more prevalent during the pandemic.
People in prison have often been relegated to “better than nothing” education, writes Tanya Erzen, and the inequities could become more prevalent during the pandemic.
