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Where we work Transformational Healing — All Around the World Founded on the idea that punitive incarceration causes more harm than it prevents for those
September 2, 2026
Where we work Transformational Healing — All Around the World Founded on the idea that punitive incarceration causes more harm than it prevents for those
Bringing Yoga Into Every Stage of the Justice System The following reflection was written by Judge Dan Healy, a Superior Court judge in Solano County,
Spaces For Healing: 2025 Impact Report
Research from a women’s correctional facility reveals how trauma-informed yoga and mindfulness foster healing, belonging, and resilience. For more than 25 years, Paula Pierolivo Rodriguez
The following reflection was written by Prison Yoga Project Board Member Lindsey Athanasiou. At Prison Yoga Project, we often share stories that help illuminate the
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