The achievement of our Yale Prison Education Initiative prison education program is the cover story for the new Yale Alumni Magazine. Strong words from the students, Director Zelda Roland, and Prof. Elizabeth Hinton. Let’s go! yalealumnimagazine.org/articles/5713-…

“It changes your whole perspective. You start to say, ‘I’m a student. I’m in the Yale program.’ You’re not a prisoner any longer—you’re a person in prison.” Read about a program that puts Yale faculty in prison classrooms to teach courses for credit. buff.ly/3L7ds2s

"I got to symbolize hope in a person. I got to be for my brothers what one day I hope they will be for their families: hope that things will get better." Yale Prison Education Initiative graduate Marcus Harvin reflects on earning an associate degree as a free man #katiephangshow

Today is #Giving Tuesday, a global generosity movement unleashing the power of people and organizations to transform their communities and the world. Help us celebrate a groundbreaking year and kick off our end-of-year fundraiser: mightycause.com/story/Ypei2023

#ConsortiumForTheLiberalArtsInPrison #GivingTuesday2023

Here we go! Highlights from 2023, starting with one extraordinary day at the Danbury women’s prison. instagram.com/p/C1NVAFuvW4M/…

Check out the YPEI x Newberry Library collab created for incarcerated women in Danbury by a Yale University PhD student, made possible by funding from a YaleGSAS professional development opportunity.

Learn more about how YPEI and University of New Haven are expanding higher education access in the only four-year college degree program in any federal women’s prison in the U.S. In this morning’s Yale Today: news.yale.edu/2024/02/21/wom… Yale Alumni @yale

JSTOR is now available in 1000 prisons. Incredible work all around Ithaka S+R & Bard Prison Initiative -- this kind of library access opens worlds. You're amazing, Stacy Lyn Burnett!

A program co-run by the Yale Prison Education Initiative offers women in a federal prison in Connecticut a path toward a four-year degree — and a new trajectory in life. Yale Prison Education Initiative #Yale news.yale.edu/2024/02/21/wom…

Hector Manuel Rodriguez, who participated in programs by grantee partners Bard Prison Initiative, RTA, and Yale Prison Education Initiative, now creates art to advocate for higher education and art programs in prison. thenation.com/article/activi…

The #UNewHaven Prison Education Program and Yale Prison Education Initiative are collaborating to create transformative educational opportunities for incarcerated students. The Charger and local communities recently came together to support the program. bit.ly/4btIaOc

A truly historic day - our second commencement... and the first ever BA graduation ceremony in any CT prison. So proud of our grads, who built and continue to build this program. So grateful for the moving words of our commencement speaker, Claudia Rankine.

I had the great honor of attending Yale Prison Education Initiative and University of New Haven graduation and hearing the remarkable words of the graduates, each of them incarcerated. Hearing them speak about the power of education and learning reminds me of why I'm in my profession #collegeinprison

Last week, a program run by the Yale Prison Education Initiative and the University of New Haven Prison Education Program held a graduation ceremony for 12 incarcerated students — including, for the first time, two who earned B.A. degrees: rb.gy/tnlvzp Yale Prison Education Initiative #Yale

Last week, grantees Yale Prison Education Initiative and University of New Haven held the first-ever bachelor’s degree ceremony in a Connecticut prison. news.yale.edu/2024/05/22/ype…

The program's second annual Commencement ceremony recognized the accomplishments of the program's newest graduates, and was the first Bachelor of Arts degree graduation ceremony in a prison in #Connecticut. Yale Prison Education Initiative #UNewHaven #ClassOf2024 bit.ly/3yDDqr2

This is how we build a just and redemptive society