The Petey Greene Program's College Bridge program aims to overcome barriers faced by incarcerated students by enhancing their academic skills in writing, reading, and math, essential for post-release success.
In discussions about educational justice and equity, Chiara Benetollo emphasizes how partnerships between prisons and educational institutions are crucial for fostering a supportive learning environment for incarcerated individuals.
Katherine Meloney highlights the importance of college education in prisons, stating that it significantly impacts recidivism rates and aids in reintegrating individuals into society successfully.
Despite the lifting of the Pell Grant ban, many incarcerated individuals continue to face systemic barriers that hinder their access to higher education and additional support mechanisms.
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