People with immigration detainers want to build a better life, but state policies make it difficult or impossible.

Garcia, 39, and Jacara Moore, 27, shared how they found academic success through Eastern Michigan University's prison education program after overcoming childhood abuse and jail time at the Women’s ...

Thousands of incarcerated people in Connecticut want to enroll in higher education — and financial aid is available — but ...

Rehabilitation Through the Arts, the Purchase-based nonprofit whose work was highlighted in the film Sing Sing, has launched ...

Trinity Restoration Ministries operates a sprawling, faith-based reentry program that has become a lifeline for individuals ...

A community meeting on the Plummer Center's future turned emotional as residents, staff and employers say the closure ...

Five students at U.S. military academies and three each from Yale University, Harvard University and the Massachusetts ...

Benevolence Farm breaks ground in Graham as North Carolina's first transitional housing for formerly incarcerated women.

For people leaving prison in Arizona, access to the right treatment program can determine whether reentry becomes a turning ...

GEO sits inside a corner of the economy most investors never see, built on long-term government contracts and ...