For some students at DePaul University, going to class involves more than just walking into into a lecture hall with a cup of coffee in one hand and a laptop in the other. There are background checks to be made, interviews to be conducted, and copious amounts of paperwork that must be completed before these students are able to even enter the classroom.
By Steve Rempe
November 13, 2015
Chicago | DePaul | Inside-Out | Inside-Out Prison Exchange | Joliet | Restorative Justice | StatevilleA smile that spreads across his freckled face at the mention of his kids speaks more of Tony Dungy’s greatness than the trophy he gripped in his hand after becoming the first African American coach to lead a team to Super Bowl victory.
By Zoe Sandvig
April 10, 2013
Inside-OutLast month we heard from Carol Kent about her remarkable journey to find hope and joy after relinquishing her son to the Florida prison system. This month we journey with novelist Kathi Macias, who, in poignant rawness, explores another mother’s pilgrimage to come to grips with the inextricable link between her mother’s murder and her son’s incarceration.
By Kathi Macias
January 1, 2010
Inside-Out | Kathi Macias | My Son John