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Evergreen Prison Education Collection, 1997-2023

Overview of the Collection

Title
Evergreen Prison Education Collection
Dates
1997-2023 (bulk)
Quantity
4083.118 megabytes
.166 cubic feet
Collection Number
USWAOE.A.000001
Summary
The Evergreen Prison Education Collection includes both physical materials from the Gateways for Incarcerated Youth program over the years as well as the Gateways Oral History Collection.
Repository
The Evergreen State College, Malcolm Stilson Archives and Special Collections
Archives and Special Collections
Daniel J. Evans Library
L2309
The Evergreen State College
2700 Evergreen Parkway NW
Olympia, WA
98505
Telephone: 3608676126
Fax: 3608676790
archives@evergreen.edu
Access Restrictions

Collection open for access.

Languages
English
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Historical Note

Gateways for Incarcerated Youth is an Inside-Out program that brings together both incarcerated and non-incarcerated students through Popular Education and cooperative learning. Gateways is in its 26th year (as of the creation of this collection, 2023) and continues to develop its program and curriculum from the ground up through collaboration, networking, and prolific community building. Founded in 1996 by Evergreen alum and faculty emerita Dr. Carol Minugh and Green Hill staff member Suzanne Cravey, Gateways is Evergreen's longest-running prison education program and one of many alternatives to punitive models of incarceration.

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Content Description

The Evergreen Prison Education Collection includes both physical materials from the Gateways for Incarcerated Youth program over the years as well as the Gateways Oral History Collection.

The Gateways Oral History collection consists of interviews conducted by the Evergreen Archives with former faculty and students of the Gateways for Incarcerated Youth program over the last (at this time) 26 years since its founding. Faculty and former students were initially interviewed over the 2023 Winter quarter as a part of a student's capstone project to document the history of the Gateways for Incarcerated Youth program, one of the oldest Inside-Out programs in the country. Participants were asked to reflect on their experience in the Gateways program through a series of questions, with interviews lasting around 2 hours. The collection consists of digital audio recordings and transcripts, as well as narrative selections put together by the curator.

The Gateways for Incarcerated Youth Materials consist of 47 items overall, including one folder containing 29 film photographs, amongst an array of event posters, ephemera, syllabi, handbooks, and other records and program materials spanning from 1997 to 2023.

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Administrative Information

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Detailed Description of the Collection

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