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Our facilitators are professors, professionals, and retired experts who teach the courses that change our students’ lives. Our volunteers and interns bring their skills to everything else that makes the work possible.

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Prison Visits

September 23, Homestead CI
September 27, Everglades CI

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Graduations

December 16, Homestead CI
December 14, Everglades CI

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A Graduation Like No Other

At the end of every fall and spring semester, we invite community members inside the state facilities where we teach to celebrate our students and their work. These special gatherings give students the opportunity to share their creativity and accomplishments, connect with people from the community, and experience the powerful affirmation of being seen as someone who matters.

For community members, it’s a rare opportunity to step inside a correctional facility, meet our students, and witness the extraordinary talent, insight, and humanity that exist behind bars.

No two graduations are alike. Sign up and experience them all!

Re-Entry Simulation

A Re-Entry Simulation is a hands-on experience that puts participants in the shoes of someone leaving prison and trying to restart their life. Over two hours, each person takes on a new identity and works through four fifteen-minute “weeks,” trying to manage everything from finding a job to keeping up with supervision before time runs out.

Four 15-minute weeks, a month of reentry compressed into one hour
A new identity-step into the life of someone recently released
Tasks against the clock , manage work, finances, and health before time runs out
An eye-opening shift, one can feel the weight of what returning home really takes

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