EPI Students Win National Economic Essay Contest
“It is a testament to their hard work and their ability to work together as a team,” said Associate Professor Cara Moyer-Duncan, assistant director of EPI.
Gellman on College in Prisons (WGBH) and Mexico’s Electoral System (Latin American Advisor)
Gellman advocated for more support for college-in-prison programs in the state, and weighed in on the Mexican president’s plan to reconfigure elections.
Gellman on College in Prison and Changing Faculty Perspectives: The Conversation
The director of the Emerson Prison Initiative, writes about how she and other faculty are rethinking what and how they teach.
With First Graduates, EPI Celebrates Six Years of Transformative Education
“It opened my eyes to a language that I didn’t know, especially at such a high academic level of understanding what power dynamics meant”
Cummings Foundation Grant to Help Emerson Prison Initiative Grow
A full-time coordinator will be hired for the Emerson Prison Initiative.
Teach-In on Race: EPI Advances Social Justice Through Liberal Arts
The Emerson Prison Initiative changes lives.
Emerson Faculty Deploy Scholarship, Creativity in Tackling COVID-19, Racial Injustice
Emerson’s Office of Research and Creative Scholarship (ORCS) has gathered together examples of faculty research, writing, artistic work, classroom projects, and media engagements around the impact of the coronavirus, police brutality, and social change. The work originates from nearly every department and institute on campus, and has continued through the summer.
No Debating It: Exhibit Explores Emerson’s History of Prison Education
Over the past few years, Emerson has developed a robust and cutting edge prison education program. But nearly 70 years before the Emerson Prison Initiative (EPI) launched, the College was facilitating the exchange of ideas inside prison through its award-winning debate team.
Gellman Writes on Prison Education in The Conversation
Associate Professor of Political Science Mneesha Gellman writes in The Conversation about the Emerson Prison Initiative (EPI) and the value, to both incarcerated persons and society, of offering higher education in prison.