It is not only an honor to be asked to craft this year’s New Beginnings letter to our amazing supporters but also a privilege to share my journey with Hudson Link. I say it’s a privilege for one reason; Hudson Link changed my life! I joined the Hudson Link family while incarcerated at Taconic Correctional Facility. It became immediately […]
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“A Golden Moment”
When I was asked to author this year’s annual appeal to our wonderful supporters, I was ecstatic. Writing this letter allows me to share my heart with you, and to convey what your generosity has done for me and so many others throughout the years. It also gives me a chance to share some exciting […]
Welcome, Michael Rowe!
We are delighted to introduce you to Michael Rowe, our new Director of Transitional Services! Michael has an extensive professional experience, including a Bachelor of Arts in Social Studies from Bard College and a Master of Professional Studies (MPS) from the New York Theological Seminary. While serving in leadership positions at Exodus Transitional Services, HealingWorks, […]
Lt. Governor visits Hudson Link HQ
We were delighted to have the opportunity to host Lt. Governor Antonio Delgado, Assemblymember Dana Levenberg, and their staff at our Hudson Link headquarters in Ossining on July 24th. From the moment Lt. Gov. Delgado entered our boutique and began exploring our carefully curated selection of suits, every aspect of his visit was part of […]
Changing the Narrative
We were honored that The New York State Council on Community Justice was hosted on July 19th by Lt. Governor Antonio Delgado at Sing Sing Correctional Facility. The meeting brought together government officials and leaders from community-based organizations, including our executive director, Sean Pica, other higher education professionals, and Hudson Link students and alumni. Hosting the […]
Tassels Raised in Taconic
Bedford, New York – On Thursday, May 30th, 2024, Hudson Link for Higher Education in Prison and Marymount Manhattan College recognized the accomplishments of six graduates who earned their Associate of Arts in Liberal Arts and three individuals who received their Bachelor of Arts in Politics and Human Rights at Taconic Correctional Facility. The keynote […]
