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On this episode of Making Space, Vivian Nixon, Executive Director of the College Community Fellowship in New York City, helps us to understand the power of education to transform the lives of formerly incarcerated women and their families. We also discuss who should be leading the movement, and whose voices should be centered in policy conversations around reform efforts. Take a listen.
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