Thank you for your interest in training with Prison Yoga Project. We are committed to fostering equity by offering financial assistance whenever possible. At the same time, revenue from our training programs plays a vital role in sustaining our operations. As you consider your financial needs, we ask that you also keep in mind the needs of others who may require support and the importance of maintaining our organizational sustainability. To assist with affordability, we also offer payment plans that allow you to spread out the cost of training.

Frequently Asked Questions

If you have a question about our training that is not listed below, please contact us.

How can I become a Prison Yoga Project facilitator?

If you are interested in becoming a PYP facilitator, please check out our Becoming a Facilitator for more information.

The training is open to anyone interested, regardless of experience or training. To work with us as a facilitator, we require a 200-hour yoga teacher training certification or extensive experience teaching yoga and/or mindfulness. Due to the sensitive nature of our work, we screen, so not everyone who attends the training is guaranteed an opportunity to work with Prison Yoga Project as a facilitator; however, there are many other ways to engage.

If you have any questions, feel free to contact us.

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