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The stigma of incarceration often bars individuals from pursuing higher education, causing opportunity and accessibility gaps. In this episode of Student Centricity, Dr. Brandon Warren, Director of Reentry Services at Lee College, joins the conversation and offers insight into expanding education access to justice-impacted students—and furthermore, why it matters.
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