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Oliver Nell

Graduate Student, IU Arts and Humanities Council

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Phone:
(334) 332-3299
Email:
nello@iu.edu
Campus:
IU Bloomington

Health, Quality of Place, Resilience: Indiana University Prison Arts Initiative

Project abstract

The Indiana University Prison Arts Initiative (IUPAI) will begin as an outreach and research partnership between the IU Arts & Humanities Council and the IU Center for Rural Engagement. The primary goal of IUPAI is to send IU instructors into prisons and administer 16-week, college-level classes. In the pilot semester (fall 2022), we will be administering one arts- and skill-focused course to a class of 12-15 students. The initial class will be focused on the fundamentals of visual art and will be administered at Putnamville Correctional Facility in Greencastle, IN.

Community partners

  • Indiana Department of Correction
  • Putnamville Correctional Facility
  • Indiana Arts Commission
  • Indiana Prison Writers Workshop (IPWW)

Campus partners

  • Indiana University Arts & Humanities Council
  • Political and Civic Engagement (PACE), Indiana University

Counties involved

Putnam

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