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What makes a program last inside a correctional facility? It’s not just funding, or curriculum, or even outcomes—though all of those matter. It’s relationships. The
April 9, 2026
What makes a program last inside a correctional facility? It’s not just funding, or curriculum, or even outcomes—though all of those matter. It’s relationships. The
200-Hour Yoga Teacher Training Scholarship Application Process To support a more equitable and sustainable review process, scholarship applications for the YTT are offered within a
From our CommunityImpact Moments Impact Moments highlight the real, human impact of our work; meaningful shifts that reflect growth, connection, and possibility. These stories, reflections,
With support from the Arkansas Black Hall of Fame, Prison Yoga Project recently restarted our youth yoga program at Pulaski County Juvenile Detention Center. Over
With heartfelt gratitude and great enthusiasm, I’m honored to share that Darnell “Moe” Washington—a former participant in yoga programming at San Quentin—is Prison Yoga Project’s
My name is Andre Williams. I am 56 years of age and a lifer. I have been practicing yoga here at the California Men’s Colony for well over a year. I have been blessed to learn from the amazing yoga instructors, Stephanie, Mary, and Mark. I would like to share my personal experience and growth since learning the principles of mindfulness and how to have healthier connections with self and others.
By the Prison Yoga Project Scandinavia Team We have some big news to share — and we’re taking a moment to celebrate. Prison Yoga Project
By Victor Reyes, Board Member & Facilitator, Prison Yoga Project; Colorado District Judge – Retired Life-shifting epiphanies in the chaos of a maximum-security facility seem