Recording available of a CLASP forum on correctional education held in Washington DC last week

I was privileged to attend this impressive event on correctional education last Friday.  Today CLASP posted on their web site a full recording.  

The link is:  http://www.clasp.org/issues/postsecondary/pages/reconnecting-justice-pathways-to-effective-reentry-through-education-and-training  

Note that a new CLASP report on correctional education is also posted to this site.

A summary agenda and list of speakers is below...

 

Reconnecting Justice: Pathways to Effective Reentry though Education and Training

Welcome and Framing Remarks

  •   David J. Socolow, Director of the Center for Postsecondary and Economic Success, CLASP

  •   Wayne Taliaferro, Policy Analyst at the Center for Postsecondary and Economic Success, CLASP

  •   Featured Speaker:   Nicholas Turner, President & Director, Vera Institute of Justice


Panel 1: Building Opportunities: Education and Training during Incarceration

  •   Sean Addie, Director of the Office of Correctional Education, U.S. Department of Education

  •   Brant Choate, State Superintendent of Correctional Education, California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation

  •   Fred Patrick, Director of Sentencing and Corrections, Vera Institute of Justice

  •   Bianca van Heydoorn, Director of Educational Initiatives, Prisoner Reentry Institute at John Jay College of Criminal Justice

  Moderator: Scott Stossel, Editor, The Atlantic Magazine

 

Panel 2: Bridging Opportunities: Connecting Systems for Successful Reentry

  •   Terri Fazio, Director of the Bureau of Correction Education, Pennsylvania Department of Corrections

  •   Will Heaton, Director of Policy and Public Affairs, Center for Employment Opportunities

  •   DeAnna Hoskins, Senior Policy Advisor for Corrections and Reentry, Bureau of Justice Assistance, U.S. Department of Justice,

             Rev. Vivian Nixon, Executive Director, College and Community Fellowship

Moderator: Kisha Bird, Director of Youth Policy, CLASP