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Cronin, Colleen. “Doing ‘Garden Time’ Helps Incarcerated People Rebuild Their Lives.” ecoRI. March 28, 2023

Interview on Resiliency Radio Hour, WBLQ, February 10, 2022

Formerly Incarcerated Men, Women Get New Chance Through ‘Green Reentry’, Story, video and photos by Stephen Ide, One Neighborhood Builders

#GardenStories VIDEO filmed at the men’s medium- and maximum-security facilities, 2018.

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“When I work in the garden, I feel good knowing that I’m learning something that I can use to give back once I’m given a second chance.”