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Students Behind Bars Regain Access to College Financial Aid

Restored Pell Grant eligibility means about 760,000 people in prisons could eventually afford higher education.

Closing Argument • 07.08.2023

My Wild and Winding Path to a College Degree Behind Bars

Rahsaan “New York” Thomas was proud to finally earn his associate’s degree in San Quentin State Prison. But repeated COVID-19 lockdowns turned his graduation ceremony into a two-year ordeal.

Life Inside • 09.02.2022

I Grew Up Believing I Was Dumb. A College Education Behind Bars Healed That Wound

“My college degree taught me that anything is possible when you show someone how to love themselves, through accountability, vulnerability and education.”

Life Inside • 04.15.2022

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