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Nucleos & iT1 Partner with Coursera to Provide High-Quality Education & Career Training for Justice-Involved Populations
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Nucleos & iT1 Partner with Coursera to Provide High-Quality Education & Career Training for Justice-Involved Populations
Financial Implications of Correctional Facilities
Nucleos puts secure, tablet-powered education in the hands of incarcerated people
Nucleos Secures $3 Million in Seed Funding and National Science Foundation Award to Empower Second Chance Learners
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San Francisco’s first-in-the-nation free tablet program is a novel approach to rehabilitation in local jails
People Over Profits: A Truly Free, No Cost Tablet Program for Incarcerated People in San Francisco
Turning Prisons into Schools
Nucleos receives Phase II SBIR Grant to Improve Correctional Education Technology
The Pell Grant Is Expanded to Include Incarcerated Students
Fighting Implicit Biases in Education in the Criminal Justice System
Both Sides of the Door: What Prison Education Brings to Staff and Incarcerated Individuals
How Can I Help? Highlighting Programs and Services for Those Involved with the Prison System
Midterm elections: what they tell us about shifting attitudes for criminal justice reform
How the Expansion of Pell Grants can transform the lives of incarcerated individuals
Overcoming Employment Challenges: Empowering Formerly Incarcerated Individuals with Education
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