FEPPS in South Sound Magazine

FEPPS was recently featured in an in-depth piece in South Sound Magazine. Read the full article here!

 

"The FEPPS program at WCCW has given countless women the opportunity to rewrite their stories, to step out of their stereotypes, and to find a sense of freedom in knowledge — even if they never physically leave the prison. It allows them to assume a label that is positive.

“These women are called many things during their time in prison,” said Erzen in her welcoming remarks at the graduation ceremony. “They are called inmate, prisoner, by their last name, by their DOC number. But today, the women here are one thing only. They are college graduates.”

Image description: Faculty director Tanya Erzen stands at podium with her back to camera at FEPPS graduation ceremony, addressing graduates seated in the audience with their families.

Image description: Faculty director Tanya Erzen stands at podium with her back to camera at FEPPS graduation ceremony, addressing graduates seated in the audience with their families.

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