PRISON FELLOWSHIP: Lauren Adelman

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Art Program Gives New Voice to Incarcerated Youth

The need to be heard. It’s a core craving for all humanity. But for those behind prison bars, voices are mostly muffled, or at least, dismissed.

Because of New York artist Lauren Adelman and juvenile defender Francine Sherman, voices from prison are being heard and appreciated in the form of artistic expression.

By Heidi Baumstark
June 29, 2016
Creating a Constructive Prison Culture | Francine Sherman | Lauren Adelman | massachusetts | New York City | Youth | Youth Leadership Development program

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