PEN America’s Writing for Justice Fellowship commissions writers to create written works of lasting merit that illuminate critical issues related to mass incarceration...

Professor Neni Panourgiá has created “‘Man-machine’: Medical Technology, Democracy, and the Question of the Human” a course open to students at Columbia University and...

The Paralegal Pathways Initiative seeks to amplify the talents and perspectives of formerly incarcerated individuals by connecting them with employment opportunities in...

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...

Hudson Link is hiring for an Academic Coordinator (AC) to administer the college program inside Greene Correctional Facility.

Justice Through Code (JTC) is a coding bootcamp that will serve as a gateway for formerly incarcerated individuals to explore potential careers in the technology sector.

Submit to the Columbia University Incarcerated Writers’ Initiative’s 2019 writing contest by January 14th.

Interested volunteers should expect to commit 5-10 hours a week during the spring semester. This is a serious commitment, and volunteers will have leading roles.

Marymount Manhattan College (MMC) seeks a scholar-activist with a focus on public philosophy, incarceration, and social justice.

The Rikers Debate Project teaches competitive debate skills — including communication, conflict resolution, and public citizenship—to students held in Rikers Island jails...