The Education Trust (Ed Trust) is excited to launch their Justice Fellows Policy Program, a vibrant and nurturing community of practice of directly impacted, formerly...

“Building on the child’s positive feelings for a parent could reduce the potentially damaging effects of separation and play a significant role in a child’s ability to...

“The exhibition complicates the definition of crime itself, expanding it beyond the courtroom into American society.”

Justice-in-Education Scholar Tomás Correa is part of the team of formerly incarcerated software engineers who built a no-police alternative to 911.

“Though police forces across the country, including the Los Angeles Police Department, use body cameras, their use in prisons is relatively rare.”

“Many people in prison need basic education and even literacy education first.”

The Rikers Debate Project, which pairs former college debaters and current professionals with students at Rikers Island to teach the skill of competitive debate, was...

“Sometimes there’s a rush to say we support Black lives and people of color, but the question is, ‘How are you showing up?’”

Curators tour the vault, bringing seldom-seen treasures off the shelf for their close-ups.

Assembly Bill A10194, which permits the correctional association to access, visit, inspect, and examine all state correctional facilities has passed the NY State Assembly...