On August 1st, Hudson Link Alumnus Clarence Maclin was featured in a radio interview on the “People Before Politics Radio Show” presented by Black Westchester. Over the course of this conversation, Clarence spoke in depth about art and education and their transformative power. “For me, it was the arts, plus education” Clarence stated, “these are […]
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Donate Today to Support Speakers and Organizers of the Rise Up Conference
Hudson Link is coordinating a collaborative fundraiser with our partners at NYCHEP to support the Rise Up Conference, an innovative virtual event organized by directly impacted people. Rise Up will prioritize their voices as leaders in higher education during and after prison. We are helping collect donations to ensure directly impacted organizers, presenters, and keynote […]
Hudson Link Upgrades to Brand New Website!
We are so excited to announce that Hudson Link’s website re-design is now complete! Over the past several months, Hudson Link’s Communication Team has updated, simplified, and re-designed our old website to better match our new logo and color scheme.The new website still houses all the same features and details that you loved, along with new videos […]
Hudson Link Resumes In-Person Instruction at All Five College Program Sites
We’re back! This month Hudson Link resumed our in-person college instruction!While our college degree programs ran remotely over the past 15 months, we committed and invested in new technologies to facilitate a more seamless and cohesive remote education for an experience as close to face-to-face instruction as possible. One such example is the Webex Video […]
Watch the Rest of the Videos from TEDxSingSing NOW
Although it feels like a lifetime ago, TEDxSing Sing took place only a little over a year ago! Unfortunately, with the circumstances surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic, we faced some significant delays in editing and releasing the videos of the TEDx Talks that were recorded that morning. Well, the wait is officially over! If you are […]
A Bill in the New York State Could Permanently Change Language Surrounding Incarcerated People
Hudson Link has been a long-time proponent for using humanizing language when referring to currently or formerly incarcerated individuals. With now more than two million people incarcerated in the United States’ jail and prison system, there has been growing attention on the language people use when discussing individual or group identities and experiences. People with […]
