Meets with young men from a local correctional institution on a weekly basis to go over sections of the GED test as well as discuss other topics more generally. 

• GED: General Educational Development test, once passed is equivalent to a high school diploma.

• Tutoring involves one-on-one and small group work as well as group discussion around a variety of topics.

Leads a weekly seminar-style discussion group with  young men at a local correctional institution. Intended for advanced learning after the high school or GED level.

Lesson plans have included:

• Poetry from Emily Dickinson to Kendrick Lamar

• Excerpts from major Supreme Court cases

• Contemporary art and protest tactics

• Manson student-led topics

A weekly discussion with young men at a local correctional institution about current events or other topics that are of interest to them

Lesson plans have included:

• The stock market and changes in the economy

• Artificial intelligence developments

• Trump's America

One-on-one GED tutoring as part of a class hosted by Project MORE, a reentry organization close to Yale’s campus.

• Some (but not all) students are recently justice-involved

• No background checks required

• Week-to-week consistency is essential

Meet with young men from a local correctional institution on a weekly basis to foster relationships.

• Week-to-week consistency is essential.

• Build a strong relationship, be an outlet, show up for the person consistently.

• The program is an extension of the Men’s Mentoring program with Family ReEntry, a community reentry organization