To help inspire others with similar backgrounds to excel beyond what society and life circumstances have set to be the norm.
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From Prison Cells to PhD retweeted
The proposed language in #Section112209, “Termination of Tax-Exempt Status of Terrorist-Supporting Organizations,” is deeply troubling and should be excluded.
Read more: jlusa.org/2025/05/15/justlea…
#NonProfit #501c3 #WaysAndMeans #BudgetBill
From Prison Cells to PhD retweeted
Breaking Chains, Building Futures: Pathways to Redemption, Education, and Excellence a.co/d/8CRhqVb – at Greeneville, TN
From Prison Cells to PhD retweeted
It's here! @Prison2Pro new book, Breaking Chains, Building Futures, brings powerful stories of redemption and resilience. a.co/d/ci9TJqF
#BreakingChains
#BuildingFutures #SecondChances
Co-authors: @dezispeaks @jcnegron2 @OswaldNewbold @janetbackwards @husayn396 – at Lanham, MD
From Prison Cells to PhD retweeted
“For America to make ‘second chances’ a reality through good jobs, we must act now.” —Michael Saine (Leading with Conviction™ 2024)
Read more: jlusa.org/2025/04/07/for-ame…
#SecondChances #SecondChanceMonth #SecondChancesInAction
From Prison Cells to PhD retweeted
Today is the first day of our inaugural national #SecondChancesInAction™ campaign, a powerful call-to-action symbolizing the pursuit of freedom from the weight of a criminal record through awareness and community-led initiatives.
Learn more: jlusa.org/2025/04/01/support…
From Prison Cells to PhD retweeted
AOP: We demand a seat at the table. In this WorldView, Dr Stanley Andrisse discusses the societal barriers that exist for formerly incarcerated people to work in academia and STEM
go.nature.com/3ekVpVS
#DiversityInSTEM
@Prof_Andrisse @Prison2Pro @HowardU @HowardUNews
From Prison Cells to PhD retweeted
Today, we reach out to you with an urgent request to sign on to an important letter addressed to Vice President Kamala Harris, the presumptive Democratic Party candidate for President.
Learn more: jlusa.org/2024/07/26/sign-on…
ALT Sign on to ask Vice President Kamala Harris to maintain her commitment to criminal justice reform
From Prison Cells to PhD retweeted
Leading with Conviction™ 2025 nominations close on July 15! Don't miss your chance to empower the next generation of #directlyimpacted leaders and amplify their work to dismantle oppressive systems across the country.
Nominate a leader now at jlusa.org/nominate2025
From Prison Cells to PhD retweeted
National DNA Day commemorates the completion of the Human Genome Project in 2003 and the discovery of the DNA double helix structure in 1953.
Check out more at: ow.ly/sEWP50RlEW7
#DNADay2024 #GeneticsEducation #STEMOPS #Innovation
From Prison Cells to PhD retweeted
In a @Newsweek op-ed, @BasiaSkudrzyk & Michael Saine with EDC's @STEM_OPS program call for urgent policy action that unlocks the potential of system-impacted individuals by providing realistic pathways to well-paying jobs. newsweek.com/want-second-cha… #STEMOPS #SecondChanceMonth
From Prison Cells to PhD retweeted
🌟 TONIGHT: Don't miss out on the opening panel of the #StoptheStigma conference!
Bringing together leaders from across the field, this event will address challenges faced by system impacted people.
Check out the full schedule: higheredinprison.org/links
From Prison Cells to PhD retweeted
📣 Advocacy Day: Tomorrow, we will be uniting with @unlockhighered and partners from across the country to directly advocate with lawmakers in Washington, DC for more equitable access to #higheredinprison!
From Prison Cells to PhD retweeted
As we prepare to spring forward with the clocks, our March Newsletter is here with exciting updates.
You can read the Newsletter at ow.ly/oghT50QP6y0
#STEMOps #STEM #Newsletter #ExcitingChanges
From Prison Cells to PhD retweeted
In collaboration with esteemed organizations like the @NSFINCLUDESHub, and led by @Princeton's PTI, our Internship toolkit outlines a guideline for creating a STEM internship program for justice-impacted undergraduates.
Download your copy at ow.ly/IMEt50QJ01j.
From Prison Cells to PhD retweeted
“I’m not a rare exception. There are many exceptional people in prison, but they lack access and opportunities. Talent is distributed evenly but access and opportunity are not.”
@APSPhysiology
@BlackInPhysio
@prison2pro
#BidenHarris2020
physiology.org/publications/…
From Prison Cells to PhD retweeted
We are excited to announce that we've just DROPPED a NEW copy of the SySTEM Impacted Podcast!
To tune in, go to ow.ly/G7F250Q0b43
#STEMOps #EducationalDevolopmentCenter #sySTEMImpactedpodcast
From Prison Cells to PhD retweeted
“I now know that even with a conviction, there are no limits. I am capable and deserving of more.”@prison2pro helping scholars like Rachelle pursue higher education and reenter the workforce after being incarcerated. abell.org/news-and-features/…
From Prison Cells to PhD retweeted
What an awesome photo!! Thanks Dr Begum for adding my book #InvisibleMothers ( with @ucpress ) to your graduate syllabus for Foundations of Criminal Justice. It's exciting to see graduate students reading & learning about the post-incarceration experiences of mothers of color!! – at St Louis, MO
From Prison Cells to PhD retweeted
@prison2pro is the product of @Prof_Andrisse. We have talented formerly incarcerated individuals and those with disabilities are held back because of the unconscious biases that some individuals hold. #PrisonsToPhDs endocrinenews.endocrine.org/…
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