Entering Prison With a Syllabus
Each one, teach one. So goes the compact black prisoners made with each other during the swell of Apartheid in the 1960’s. In a lime quarry on Robben Island, several
March 9, 2020
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Increasing Postsecondary Opportunities for Incarcerated Tennesseeans
On any given day in Tennessee, there are nearly 60,000 people incarcerated in our state. Read our report to see how the Coalition is Casting a Vision for expanding postsecondary
February 27, 2020
Gov. Bill Lee wants to invest millions in education, support for Tennessee criminal offenders
Gov. Bill Lee wants to invest millions into Tennessee court and prison systems to give criminal offenders an education, support and a chance to clear their records. Lee’s office on
February 27, 2020
Complete Tennessee report: Set clear goals to increase college graduation rates among struggling students
Over the last decade, Tennessee has advanced a series of K-12 and higher education policy reforms that have created a wealth of opportunities for Tennesseans to pursue more affordable postsecondary
February 27, 2020
From White Walls to Bright Halls: Opening Ogburn House
Discover the profound impact of Ogburn House, THEI’s newly opened residence, offering more than shelter to formerly incarcerated individuals. From breaking down stigmas to providing a welcoming space, learn how
January 18, 0204