Two Bard College Students Win Prestigious Study Abroad Scholarships for 2020
Art history major Tatiana Alfaro ’21 and biology major Mary Reid ’21 have won Gilman International Scholarships.
Bard Prison Initiative Alumnus Antoine Patton Learned to Code in Prison. Now He’s Connecting Other Prisoners to Their Kids
Once separated by prison, BPI alumnus Antoine Patton and his daughter, Jay Jay, built Photo Patch, an app that lets incarcerated parents stay in better touch with their children. Read More>>Eva Quinones '17 awarded Andrew Goodman Puffin Democracy Fellowship
The Andrew Goodman Foundation (AGF) is pleased to announce it has accepted three emerging civic leaders to the second cohort of Andrew Goodman Puffin Democracy Fellows. The 2020-2021 Fellows will focus on promoting AGF’s mission to make young voices and votes a powerful force in democracy by increasing access for young voters. Read More>>More CCE News
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- College Behind Bars: How a Liberal Arts Education Helps Prisoners Become “Civic Beings”
- Malcolm Jenkins Customizes Cleats to Highlight Bard Prison Initiative
- Interview: Sebastian Yoon on What Happens When Incarcerated People Get a World-Class Education
- BPI Alum Darren Mack ’13: Access to Higher Ed for Incarcerated Students Is Essential to Criminal Justice Reform
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