Prison Reform Movement in the 21st Century
New Ideas That Are Being Tested Today
Prison Reform Movements have come and gone over the years.
It helps us to remember that these people are human
Prison Reform Movements are proving that providing an environment that nurtures learning and opportunities for growth through attitudes of respect are creating the change we want to see in our prisons today.
The increase in those that are incarcerated in America just over the past few years is staggering. There is something seriously wrong with numbers like these. Programs such as Mr. Gregg’s are proving that with the proper opportunities, many of these individuals can become successful in their lives.
The Success Rate For This Prison Reform Group Is Amazing.
Prison Reform Movements are happening in other countries and proving to be very successful. The following video offers another approach that is also having success with their program
It is heartwarming to see these individuals being treated as human beings, allowed to experience some form of interaction with their piers. Isolation from working within a society, or a society based on control, creates a feeling of mere survival. When all we are seeing in our future is survival, we lose ambition and drive easily. Losing ambition can create anger and a victim mentality. This is a bad combination.
As I was thinking about it, these men are being prepared to
The Prison Reform Movement in the 21st century is totally looking at solutions that have never been tried before. Social change is upon us and society is understanding how important it is for our old policies of duality to fade.
We are seeing the beginning of New Ideas. Sharing these new ideas is when we begin to find the solutions we need.
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Rick Warren
“We are products of our past, but we don’t have to be prisoners of it.”
― Rick Warren, The Purpose Driven Life: What on Earth Am I Here for?