My latest for MetroPhilly metrophiladelphia.com/ohs-funding-ph…

Don't miss Ryan Moser's in-depth exploration of the housing crisis facing returning citizens in Philly. From legislative efforts to personal stories, this article from Generocity provides a comprehensive look at the issue. bit.ly/3J7BVn7

There are so many nonprofits and programs that are pushing criminal justice reform through different ways and don't receive enough recognition. Please support Prison Journalism Project , Empowerment Avenue , Exchange for Change , College Inside, and Resolve Philly.

Here's my friend and mentor Charlotte West (Ed journo covering prisons) in this week's Seattle Times
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This is a story about a tech enthusiast who tweeted about buying a secure laptop on eBay, a cautious corrections department and 1,200 incarcerated students in #Washington . Wenting Open Campus Alliance for Higher Education in Prison #edtech #highered seattletimes.com/seattle-news/l…

Check out my friend Charlotte West's Charlotte West (Ed journo covering prisons) interview with a formerly incarcerated phD student. Evidence that college inside prison works ... wbez.org/?utm_source=co…

My latest for Metro Philly... metrophiladelphia.com/365-foundation/

Higher education in prison lowers the risk of reoffending and saves taxpayers money while keeping families together. tampabay.com/opinion/2024/0…

Much thanks to Prison Journalism Project Miami New Times Charlotte West (Ed journo covering prisons) Open Campus Education Writers Association for all their incredible support on my report on higher education in Florida prisons. This fellowship taught me a lot about journalism and how much an editor can add value to your work.

College in Prison? In Florida, Not So Much miaminewtimes.com/news/only-326-…

Just a few hundred students are enrolled in college programs in Florida prisons — a tiny fraction of the more than 80,000 people who are incarcerated there. By Ryan Moser, co-published with Prison Journalism Project + Miami New Times: opencampusmedia.org/2024/01/30/col…

Why More Colleges Aren’t Teaching Inside Florida Prisons. In the country’s third largest prison system, just 326 people are enrolled in college courses.

(This article was published in partnership with @OpenCampusMedia and @MiamiNewTimes.)

prisonjournalismproject.org/2024/01/30/col…

Let's go baby! IT ALL STARTS IN PHILLY!

🎉 PA #ProbationReform bill just passed the Senate + is awaiting the governor’s signature to become law! Thank you for championing #SB838 ❣️Senator Lisa Baker Senator Bartolotta Anthony Hardy Williams Jordan A. Harris Sheryl M. Delozier

📢The final PJPxInside issue of 2023 is now available online for download!

Take a look: prisonjournalismproject.org/wp-content/upl…

My first piece for Slate...
There’s a prison black market dedicated to jailbreaking tablets. It’s a window into a much deeper problem. slate.com/technology/202… via @slate

Latest for MetroPhilly I love these assignments esp for charity.metrophiladelphia.com/philly-chariti…

Meet Ryan Moser. He taught himself to be a journalist in a Florida prison, and now he's out, in Philly, grinding as a freelancer. Guy's got chops, and more of an edge, bc of his experience, than most journalists. He'd be an asset to any outlet.
prisonjournalismproject.org/2023-eoy-a-new…

📽️ Ryan Moser's journey from incarceration to the front page of Metro Philly is a testament to the power of second chances and the transformative impact of the training that PJP provides.

Help us continue to unlock stories this #GivingTuesday : bit.ly/46YvyfS

First piece for Education Writers Association as a 2023 Fellow
Collaborating With Incarcerated Writers on Education Stories ewa.org/how-to-cover-t…