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5 Women Who Were Wrongfully Incarcerated

5 Women Who Were Wrongfully Incarcerated The Unique Challenges of Women’s Wrongful Convictions In honor of Women’s History Month, we are shedding light on women who have been wrongfully incarcerated. According to the National Registry of Exonerations, roughly 300 women in the United States have been exonerated since 1989 after being convicted of crimes they did not commit.  And many more are still fighting to clear their names. Women’s wrongful convictions…

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Is a Paralegal Degree Worth It?

Is a Paralegal Degree Worth It? If you are researching how to become a paralegal, you have likely come across dozens of schools offering a paralegal degree. It may seem like the obvious next step. But before committing to a two or four-year program, it is worth asking a simple question: Is a paralegal degree…

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Ways Learning in Prison Creates Confidence

Ways Learning in Prison Creates Confidence Learning in prison is more than a way to pass the time—it is a turning point in someone’s life. For many incarcerated individuals, education provides structure, purpose, and a renewed sense of direction. Friends and family members who want to support their loved one find that encouraging learning in…

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9 Inspiring Education Nonprofits

9 Inspiring Education Nonprofits Education continues to provide a bridge to growth and advancement, and education at any level allows individuals to learn skills that will help strengthen and empower society. Despite free access to education through the public school system in the United States, and even around the globe in many countries, there are…

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4 MyCAA Approved Programs to Consider

4 MyCAA Approved Programs to Consider What is the MyCAA Program? The Military Spouse Career Advancement Account (MyCAA) Scholarship program is available to spouses of active-duty military members to obtain certifications, diplomas, or associate degrees. MyCAA approved programs enable military spouses to continue their education to learn in-demand career skills that will move with them and…