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| Prison conference highlights role of inmate education, including programs at ASU |
| By asunow.asu.edu |
| Published: 03/21/2016 |
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The U.S. prison system is retreating from an era of force and punishment and is starting to think once again about education and rehabilitation programs. And that’s not only good for society but good for the economy, according to a panel of experts who gathered at Arizona State University this weekend to discuss the role of prison education as part of the American landscape. “Political positions on prison education shift like the wind, and we’re coming out of an incapacitation and punishment model and realizing again there’s a direct relationship between education and recidivism,” said Michelle Ribeiro, who recently retired as education director for the New Mexico Corrections Department. Read More. |
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