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Tue Aug 3

Expansion of Second Chance Pell Grants will let more people in prison pursue degrees

Written by: Andrea Cantora, Associate Professor of Criminal Justice, University of Baltimore

Research shows providing a college education to inmates increases their chances of finding work upon release. Tara Bahrampour/The Washington Post via Getty Images

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