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    Education Programs in Prisons: Overcoming Obstacles to Sustaining a Program — And Then What?
    • Aug 22, 2021
    • 13 min

    Education Programs in Prisons: Overcoming Obstacles to Sustaining a Program — And Then What?

    Driven largely by institutional barriers and notions of worthiness, education programs in prisons are vulnerable and controversial....
     Making a Profit from Incarceration — The Human Rights Concern of Contract Prisons
    • Aug 22, 2021
    • 6 min

    Making a Profit from Incarceration — The Human Rights Concern of Contract Prisons

    By McKenna Christmas | mckenna.christmas@yale.edu The country was first introduced to for-profit or “contract” prisons as a response to...
    Prisons Never Worked
    • Aug 22, 2021
    • 12 min

    Prisons Never Worked

    By Andrew Bilodeau | andrew.bilodeau@yale.edu For a week in 1842, Fred A. Packard, a public intellectual famous for his advocacy for...

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