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Gellman on Raising the Age for Teens Charged as Adults: Boston Globe
“Raising the age of juvenile jurisdiction takes into consideration brain science and human development that show how teens are not yet adults.”
“Raising the age of juvenile jurisdiction takes into consideration brain science and human development that show how teens are not yet adults.”
Associate Professor Mneesha Gellman writes about reforms necessary to improve the lives of those incarcerated or formerly incarcerated.
EPI Director Mneesha Gellman was interviewed by the Institute to End Mass Incarceration and wrote to the BBJ about jobs for formerly incarcerated people
There will be three days of special events including live performances, a film festival, panels, and food!
The theme of this year’s two-day hybrid event is A New “Normal” Just Won’t Do: Intersectionality in the Arts and Communication.
Gellman is the director of the Emerson Prison Initiative.
Associate professor and Director of the Emerson Prison Initiative Mneesha Gellman contributed to a piece for GBH News regarding the need for more access to educational programs for incarcerated people in Massachusetts.
Gellman is the founder and Director of the Emerson Prison Initiative.
Gellman writes about the three types of prison education offered in the U.S., as the Second Chance Pell grant program broadens beginning July 1, 2023.
EPI Director Mneesha Gellman calls for more state funding for education in prison.