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Pell Grant Restoration Initiative Expands College Access to Incarcerated Individuals
The Pell Grant Restoration initiative (also referred to as Pell Grant for All) has paved the way for a significant expansion in prison education programs (PEPs) across the United States. For the first time in three decades, citizens impacted by the criminal justice system will have widespread access to Pell Grant funds to support their post-secondary education journey. Before the Pell Grant for All expansion, universities operating in correctional facilities had to anticipate their need and apply for a specific dollar amount of Pell Grant funds, pre-determining the number of participants through the “Second Chance Pell Experiment." Now, incarcerated individuals can apply for Pell Grants as ...
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