CSCE

CSUSB Center for the Study of Correctional Education supports research initiatives and educational programs in confinement institutions.

[Dr. Alexandra Cavallaro 🏳️‍🌈 @RhetoricalTwist]

We have some exciting updates to share in our prison education programs! A 🧵 Join me and make a gift to #GivingTuesdayCSUSB! #GTCSUSB https://t.co/yK1bSxEf2l

[CSCE @CSCE_CSUSB]

Hey, #CSUSB! Are you interested in taking a class in a prison alongside incarcerated students? Are you interested in learning ways to improve your writing? Sign up for this unique class as part of the Inside-Out Prison Exchange Program!

[CSCE @CSCE_CSUSB]

Hey #CSUSB students! Interested in taking a class alongside incarcerated students this fall? There are still spots in ENG 3290-01 and ENG 1300-06!

Check out more info here and DM with questions: https://t.co/vm7tFo7QcL

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[Dr. Alexandra Cavallaro 🏳️‍🌈 @RhetoricalTwist]

Everyone’s favorite fundraising beagle is BACK! Our first Inside-Out class (which brought together incarcerated + non-incarcerated students to take classes in a prison) has been a success! We're fundraising for next year so we can offer 4 classes.
https://t.co/y8AlriycrN

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“The Impact of Education and Community Support: Successful Reentry Stories” will be presented at noon, Nov. 4. It is the 3rd program in The Justice Impacted Students Training Series. Details: https://t.co/ANxThfDmlb

@CSUSBRebound @CSCE_CSUSB #WeDefineTheFuture.

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Important considerations when working with formerly incarcerated students will be the topic of the Justice Impacted Students Training Series’ Oct. 21 program @CSUSBRebound @CSCE_CSUSB #WeDefineTheFuture. Register online. Details: https://t.co/DwmsXqTem0

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The first of four sessions in the Justice Impacted Students Training Series is “Addressing and Dispelling Myths About Formerly Incarcerated Students,” noon-1:30 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 30, on Zoom. Details https://t.co/oGDIMTXBR2

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[Justice Education Center @JusticeEduc]

1st batch of 320+ applicants to the 8 classes we're offering this fall. A staggering 1 in 4 folks currently incarcerated at CRC initially made requests to apply.

Yusef's & Freddy's graduations undoubtedly contributed to this wave of heightened interest by encouraging...

[CSCE @CSCE_CSUSB]

“I came into this experience with deeply rooted biases that I never realized were so engrained into me…as I have had time to reflect, I realize how deeply engrained and disgusting these stereotypes were” 14/14 https://t.co/MjgVC3C76j

[CSCE @CSCE_CSUSB]

For 7 weeks during the spring 2021 semester, 20 #CSUSB students designed and taught a creative writing course in a local correctional facility with the Prison Education Project. We are pleased to present a selection of work from students reflecting on their experiences. 1/14

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“I began to distance myself from the rigid notions of ‘ethics’ that antagonized incarcerated people; however, I still held onto that firm understanding that the so-called purity of education could rescue the life of an incarcerated person” 13/14 https://t.co/BKTpIMCRIs

[CSCE @CSCE_CSUSB]

“Smart minds looks down upon and mauled
preying upon minorities schools and faces
change is what is going on behind these brick walls” 6/14
https://t.co/ecq2x2wN2t

[CSCE @CSCE_CSUSB]

“Regulation #5: You are entitled to food, clothing
shelter, and medical attention, Anything
else that you get is a privilege…” 5/14
https://t.co/sW9Ulbd2zj