Prison Education refers to educational programs and initiatives aimed at inmates within correctional facilities. These programs are designed to provide prisoners with access to learning opportunities, including basic literacy, vocational training, and higher education courses. The primary goals of prison education are to promote rehabilitation, reduce recidivism, and enhance the life skills of incarcerated individuals, thereby aiding their successful reintegration into society upon release. Instruction may range from general education degrees (GED) to specialized training in trades or college-level courses. Effective prison education programs can contribute to improved employment prospects and social reintegration for former inmates, ultimately benefiting society by reducing crime rates and improving public safety.
### Transforming Shakespeare Through Women's Stories Between 2012 and 2017, the Donmar Warehouse embarked on a groundbreaking initiative: presenting an all-female interpretation of three iconic Shakespeare plays—**Julius Caesar, Henry IV,**…