Systems Change: Remote Work in Prison Action Toolkit. Bottom lefthand corner shows fists raised with chains breaking around their wrists as a sign of freedom.
Systems Change: Remote Work in Prison Action Toolkit. Bottom lefthand corner shows fists raised with chains breaking around their wrists as a sign of freedom.

Remote Work in Prison Toolkit

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Remote Work in Prison Toolkit: From Precedent to Practice is a practical, action-oriented guide for expanding equitable access to remote work opportunities across prison walls. Grounded in real-world policy, education pathways, and cross-sector collaboration, this toolkit helps individuals and organizations understand the emerging landscape and take meaningful steps toward restorative systems change.

This resource is especially useful for:

  • Educators & program leaders seeking to bring classes, training, or credentials into carceral settings (e.g., jails, prisons, detention centers)

  • Employers & workforce developers interested in second-chance hiring and remote work pipelines

  • Advocates & policy influencers working to advance justice-centered legislation and restorative systems change

  • Learners & connectors who want to better understand incarceration and help build bridges of community across the walls

Remote Work in Prison Toolkit: From Precedent to Practice is a practical, action-oriented guide for expanding equitable access to remote work opportunities across prison walls. Grounded in real-world policy, education pathways, and cross-sector collaboration, this toolkit helps individuals and organizations understand the emerging landscape and take meaningful steps toward restorative systems change.

This resource is especially useful for:

  • Educators & program leaders seeking to bring classes, training, or credentials into carceral settings (e.g., jails, prisons, detention centers)

  • Employers & workforce developers interested in second-chance hiring and remote work pipelines

  • Advocates & policy influencers working to advance justice-centered legislation and restorative systems change

  • Learners & connectors who want to better understand incarceration and help build bridges of community across the walls