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With Warden Eric Williams and Former Acting BOP Director Hugh Hurwitz at FMC Springfield
With Warden and staff at USP Thomson, IL
At BOP Headquarters with Deputy Director Josh Smith

At BOP Headquarters with Deputy Director Josh Smith

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Whether you're facing charges, serving time, or rebuilding after release, your journey matters. Document your growth, demonstrate accountability, and build a record showing merit and why you're worthy of higher levels of liberty.

When I went before the parole board, I showed them my profile. 847 lessons completed, over 50,000 words written. They could see I wasn't just talking about change—I was living it. That profile helped me earn my freedom.
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Robert W.
Released after 12 years • Profile started 2021

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Stories of Transformation

Real voices from people who've used our programs to prepare for success.

I want to share how much Terrence Durell Sayles has truly inspired me to see the worth within myself. The positivity he pours into me has helped me grow in ways I didn’t even realize I needed. He constantly reminds me of my value and encourages me to believe in myself. I have watched him grow in so...
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Bertha Johnson
"After being introduced to Prison Professors curriculum on Edovo, I completed courses like the Straight-A Guide, Mastermind, and Preparing for Success After Prison. These courses changed the way I choose to serve my time and helped me shift my mindset toward preparing for success after release. Whi...
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Samuel Owensby
"After completing courses like the Straight-A Guide on Edovo, I have gained a new perspective on my life and the importance of self-reflection and accountability. The lessons encouraged me to examine my past and begin documenting my journey in a meaningful way. I am currently writing a book about m...
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Willie J. Reese
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