TED Idea- Why these prisoners are getting law degrees behind bars

https://ideas.ted.com/why-these-prisoners-are-getting-law-degrees-behind-bars/

This reminds me of the story of Rajmane, the person who was cornered to visit jail and later goes to jail by the choice to help a lot of other people.  It's good to read about Mclean who is striving to bring a change in the society.

I got to know about various people like Rajmane who are helping prisoners to change their life through legal advice. It's heartening to see such a change. Ideas worth spreading.

How often we consider prisons to be the punishment centres rather than as rehabilitation centres. I loved the idea of  McLean who says,

 “Often, when people think about what happens to ex-prisoners and how to re-integrate them, it’s ‘How do we help them to use their hands?’ I think, ‘How do we let them use their brains? ’”

https://www.ted.com/watch/ted-institute/ted-state-street/alexander-mclean-imprisoned-potential-restoring-hope-and-dignity-to-the-justice-system