Juvenile Justice Participatory Action Research
University of Richmond students conducted a participatory action research project with juvenile offenders and others involved in the Juvenile and Family Court system. The goal of the project was to...
View Article“”Advanced Rhetoric”" course: Writing workshops for inmates
Dr. Bill Palmer, a professor of English at Alma College, incorporated service-learning into an Advanced Rhetoric course by providing writing workshops for inmates at a local prison. The course,...
View ArticleMural project with prisoners from Anamosa State Prison
Art professor Doug Hanson has fifteen years of experience using art therapy to work with incarcerated individuals. In the spring of 1998 in a course on drawing and ceramics, Professor Hanson and...
View ArticleJuvenile offenders help on a domestic solar water heating system project
A project at Colorado State University served a variety of audiences providing services for low-income families, and enlisting the help of juvenile offenders who gained a sense of usefulness and...
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