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2/8/24 - Governor Whitmer Releases Details Of New State Budget - Vimarsana News

2/8/24 - Governor Whitmer Releases Details Of New State Budget

Governor Whitmer shared with lawmakers her $80.7 billion dollar proposed budget for the next fiscal year.

Source: wcsg.org
Prisoners now have access to Pell Grant educations — but face a tough road to get them - Vimarsana News

Prisoners now have access to Pell Grant educations — but face a tough road to get them

While Pell Grants will soon give access to free college for more than 760,000 inmates under an expansion announced this month, experts warn of inequities and difficulties that will plague incarcerated individuals looking for a degree. Prison education programs are shown to lower recidivism and boost employment opportunities, and, for the first time since 1994,…

Source: yahoo.com
Michigan to require most prison staff to wear body cameras - Vimarsana News

Michigan to require most prison staff to wear body cameras

State lawmakers approved $7 million for the state Department of Corrections to buy body cameras for state correctional facilities — an effort prison reform advocates call a step toward greater prison transparency.

Cheaper phone calls to Michigan prisons would help families stay connected, advocates say - Vimarsana News

Cheaper phone calls to Michigan prisons would help families stay connected, advocates say

Calls to incarcerated loved ones can cost some Michigan families hundreds of dollars a month. An adjustment in the Michigan House's corrections budget could help ease that burden.

Source: mlive.com
Organizers, incarcerated people's families address lawmakers at Capitol - Vimarsana News

Organizers, incarcerated people's families address lawmakers at Capitol

Some of the proposed changes include putting new programs in place, crisis intervention training for officers, and collaboration between corrections and communities.

Source: wlns.com