Earning a degree, and a sense of freedom.
For the very first time, incarcerated students enrolled with the Yale Prison Education Initiative and @UNewHaven graduated with associate degrees.
Learn more: https://t.co/lMEYvmNbow #Yale@YPEIdwighthall
📷: Karen Pearson
#UNewHaven and @YPEIdwighthall celebrated the program's inaugural college graduation inside the MacDougall-Walker Correctional Institution. (via @AP) https://t.co/NI9pEEmaYi
I was fortunate enough to get a private screening of the film, Killers of the Flower Moon earlier this month. Having been marginally released from my NDA with the premiere of the film today at Cannes, I have a few thoughts.
In late March, David Gianforte made an appointment to talk about three bills with Montana’s Republican governor, Greg Gianforte, who happens to be his father. David told his father the bills will harm the LGBTQ+ community he’s a part of. #mtnews https://t.co/OTRaz2Pqpp
As Pell Grant restoration for people in prison is slated to go into effect, this piece by the incarcerated editor of The Nash News offers his reflections on higher education. https://t.co/noII99yuw9
The discovery of the earliest film produced by a Black film company is a fun archival detective story, a case of hiding in plain sight. Great work by @Allyson_Nadia and @CaraCaddoo! https://t.co/jycoV9ObiN