More Than Our Blues, an anthology written by incarcerated CEP students, consisting of poems, short stories, and reflections on life is available for purchase in paperback and kindle. 100% of proceeds go toward supporting CEP programming. amzn.to/3gIE74b

So excited to learn more about what our friends in Mississippi are organizing!

This is just one tenth of our annual spending on police and prisons.

Almost one year ago, the largest ICE raid in US history happened in Mississippi. Today, our communities are still standing and fighting. Follow IAJE on Facebook to find out how you can support organizers on the ground on August 7th. #SeguimosDePie facebook.com/IAJofMS/

This #BlackAugust, we are excited to announce #StudyandStruggle: a 4-month political education program to build radical consciousness and community while supporting prison abolition and immigrant justice struggles in Mississippi. Learn more and join us! studyandstruggle.com

We were so fortunate to have Stan teach with the Community Education Project. Looking forward to having you back Stan Van Gundy! (Here's a photo from the day that Jeff Van Gundy visited Stan's class. What a memorable event!)

So awesome!! We wrote extensively about this great program in our Wasted Minds series last year.

We've been beyond fortunate to have Nelson interning with us for the past year. Congratulations - you're going to do great @Nelson_Q27!

In response to this egregious decision, the good folks THEI have offered to raise money for our inside groups' commissaries. All funds will go directly to support notebooks, pens, food, stamps and other supplies! Cash App: $theinitiativetn Venmo: Theinitiativetn

CEP is hiring a Garden Manager! The person hired for this full-time position will help create a community garden at Tomoka CI. Please see the ad below for details. Contact Dr. Cramer with any additional questions at [email protected] bit.ly/3nls6nY

We're incredibly honored to share that CEP was awarded a grant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation to expand our work with incarcerated Stetson University students. Read more about our plans to expand Food Studies instruction with a community garden. bit.ly/3ap5GyR

Please consider supporting the Benjamin James Hall Memorial Fund. All money raised goes toward "funding student activists, including those who have been criminalized, incarcerated, or are formerly-incarcerated and working toward abolition."

The Southern Higher Education in Prison Collective is supporting this important fundraising effort. Money collected will go directly toward supporting currently/formerly incarcerated students. Please support if you are able.

We are hiring a post-doctoral fellow as part of the larger project, “Seeding Justice: Collaborative Learning Landscapes in Carceral Spaces,” funded by the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation! jobs.chronicle.com/job/339282/and…

It's a red-letter day! Today, after a long, covid-interrupted wait, Community Education Project became the first higher education in prison program to install our beta JSTOR offline solution. *Thrilled* to get quality library resources into the hands of these students! labs.jstor.org/projects/priso…

So excited to add the beta JSTOR to our classroom! Thank you to the good folks at JSTOR for continuing to support incarcerated students' research.

Excited to share that we are looking to hire a post-doctoral fellow in Food Studies to come work at Stetson University and our college-in-prison program! Please share widely. jobs.chronicle.com/job/339282/and…

The Community Education Project is looking to hire a new member to join their growing team (Post-doc in Food Studies and Higher Education in Prison). The deadline to apply has been extended to June 15, 2021 (from June 1). Community Education Project Learn more: jobs.chronicle.com/job/339282/and…