Formerly incarcerated men try new approach to prison reform: 'We saw changes in guys in just nine weeks'

Frank Davis and Aaron Hicks, both formerly incarcerated, ran a nine-week program called ECHO at Racine Correctional Institution in Wisconsin from February to April. Marquette University funded the pilot, which was requested by Warden Robert Miller to reduce solitary confinement. Participants volunteered, and staff reported seeing changes in the men over the nine weeks.

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