Prison Public Memory Project Launches Digital Prison Archive
/We’re pleased to announce the launch of a new, publicly-accessible digital archive of historically significant prison records from our prison memory sites.
Read MoreWe’re pleased to announce the launch of a new, publicly-accessible digital archive of historically significant prison records from our prison memory sites.
Read MoreIf you missed the June 2016 exhibition in Hudson, NY, you now see the artwork created by Hudson high school students interpreting the history of the NYS Training School for Girls.
Read MoreThe Prison Public Memory Project's July 9th pop-up museum was featured in the Register-Star, Hudson, New York's local newspaper.
Read MoreThree different days in July, 2015, the Prison Public Memory Project is holding pop-up museums in three different locations in Hudson, NY.
Read MoreEmily Hainze, Public Humanities Fellow at Columbia University's Heyman Center, speaks about her collaboration with the Prison Public Memory Project.
Read MorePrison Public Memory Project collaborator Russ Immarigeon was awarded a research fellowship from the New York State Archives in support of his ongoing research into the history of the New York State Training School for Girls in Hudson, NY.
Read MoreThe Prison Public Memory Project uses public history, art, and new media to engage communities in conversation about the roles of prisons in society.