Educational Support
we believe in the transformative power of education and are committed to offering educational programs that open new doors for those we support. Recognizing the crucial role that education plays in preparing individuals for a successful life beyond prison, we are excited to announce our future plans to develop a diverse range of courses tailored to the needs and interests of inmates. Our aim is to provide educational opportunities that not only enhance skills but also inspire personal growth and empowerment.
Our Educational Courses
African American Studies Course Name: “Understanding Our Legacy: The Frederick Douglass Experience” This course explores African American history, key figures, and cultural movements through the lens of Frederick Douglass, a renowned abolitionist, writer, and orator. Participants will gain a deep understanding of the contributions and struggles of African Americans, fostering a sense of pride and identity.
Science and Technology Course Name: “Innovations and Discoveries: The George Washington Carver Method” Inspired by George Washington Carver, a pioneering agricultural scientist and inventor, this course covers basic science principles and technological skills. Students will learn about innovations in science and technology, equipping them with practical knowledge for future careers.
Mathematics Course Name: “Mathematical Pioneers: The Katherine Johnson Approach” Named after Katherine Johnson, whose work was crucial to NASA’s space missions, this course includes basic math skills and practical applications. Participants will build a strong foundation in mathematics, essential for various fields and everyday life.
English and Language Arts Course Name: “Voices of Truth: The James Baldwin Literary Exploration” In this course, students will study African American literature and develop writing skills through the lens of James Baldwin, a celebrated novelist, essayist, and playwright. This exploration will enhance critical analysis and creative expression.
Business and Economics Course Name: “Entrepreneurial Spirit: The Madam C.J. Walker Business Blueprint” This course focuses on entrepreneurship, business planning, and financial literacy, inspired by Madam C.J. Walker, the first self-made female millionaire in the U.S. Students will learn the fundamentals of starting and managing a business, preparing them for entrepreneurial endeavors.
Art and Creative Expression Course Name: “Artistic Vision: The Jacob Lawrence Creative Path” Focusing on visual arts and creative expression, this course is inspired by Jacob Lawrence, an influential painter known for his depiction of African American history. Participants will explore artistic techniques and creative processes, fostering personal expression and cultural appreciation.
Health and Wellness Course Name: “Holistic Health: The Charles Drew Medical Model” Addressing personal health, nutrition, and mental wellness, this course is inspired by Charles Drew, a pioneer in blood transfusion techniques. Students will gain valuable knowledge about maintaining a healthy lifestyle and managing their well-being.
Legal Studies and Social Justice Course Name: “Justice and Advocacy: The Thurgood Marshall Approach” This course explores legal rights, social justice, and advocacy strategies through the legacy of Thurgood Marshall, the first African American Supreme Court Justice. Participants will gain insights into the legal system and learn how to advocate for social change.
Leadership and Personal Development Course Name: “Leading with Integrity: The Martin Luther King Jr. Leadership Path” Focusing on leadership skills, personal growth, and community engagement, this course is inspired by Martin Luther King Jr., a prominent Civil Rights leader. Students will develop leadership qualities and learn how to inspire and lead with integrity.
Social Justice and Activism Course Name: “Voices of Change: The Malcolm X Influence” Exploring the philosophies, methods of advocacy, and contributions of Malcolm X. This course delves into their impact on social justice and activism. Participants will understand their transformative journeys and learn strategies for advocating for social change.
The Power of Education
Education is a cornerstone of successful reintegration and personal development. By offering these diverse and engaging courses, More 2 Us aims to equip inmates with the knowledge and skills needed to thrive in the world beyond prison. Our educational programs are designed to inspire, empower, and provide a pathway to a brighter future.
Looking Ahead
As we move forward with these plans, we are excited about the positive impact our educational initiatives will have on the lives of those we serve. We believe that every individual has the potential to succeed, and by providing access to quality education, we are helping to unlock that potential.