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3 days ago · Education can reduce recidivism when it’s empowered by social institutions that desire to positively influence the lives of justice-involved youth. Education can reduce recidivism when it’s empowered by social institutions that desire to positively influence the lives of justice-involved youth.
2 days ago · John H. Esperian from the Correctional Education Association released a report titled The Effect of Prison Education Programs on Recidivism and showcases the general trend of recidivism is between 50-70% within three years of prisoners being released. When he took a look at how prison education programs affected this the results were staggering:
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1 day ago · Results indicate that formerly incarcerated men of color experience daily discrimination and re-entry challenges that may be destabilizing and contribute to recidivism, thus reinforcing the cycle of mass incarceration.
5 days ago · In this sense, programs like APEP make clear their ability to benefit not only student participants but other incarcerated individuals. Also clear is the powerful effect of education in reducing the likelihood of reoffense for those not wrongfully convicted. “The number one reducer of recidivism rates is education in prison,” Mahn said.
2 days ago · The Cost of Incarceration. Sources. Show more. The incarceration rate in the U.S. is the world’s highest, with mass incarceration statistics revealing that nearly 1% of the adult population is ...
4 days ago · Research shows they do not work to prevent recidivism or reduce crime levels. Prison doesn’t have to be the default. We can imagine other forms of social order.
