Coding program for prisoners can produce skilled ex-offenders
Guest Columnist
Tony Parker
Tony Parker is commissioner of the Tennessee Department of Correction.
The Tennessee Department of Corrections has partnered with Persevere, a nonprofit organization based in Tennessee, to provide coding and educational resources that teach students, both in prisons and under community supervision, how to code.
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