Prison University Project student and Program Clerk James King examines the dilemma of a 20-year-old inmate he calls Naz who, at age 15, was arrested for car-jacking. I first met Nazhee Flowers when I was working as a teaching assistant for a … [Read more...]
Chan Zuckerberg Initiative: Reimagining Justice, Together
The Prison University Project is excited to partner with the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative (CZI) in its efforts to address systemic issues around criminal justice reform in the United States. As the funding landscape shows increased interest in tackling … [Read more...]
Witness LA: On Art and Voting—Thinking About Tuesday’s Elections from Inside San Quentin
Prison University Project student and Program Clerk James King writes on voting, art, and rehabilitation: Right now there is a lot of debate about whether incarcerated people should be given the right to vote. It reminds me of a similar dispute … [Read more...]
Medium: Education is changing lives at California’s San Quentin prison
In dialogue with Prison University Project student Rahsaan Thomas, Jasmine Haywood, Ph. D, writes about Lumina Foundation's support for higher education in prison on the Lumina Foundation blog Today's Students Tomorrow's Talent. San Quentin, one … [Read more...]
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