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Below are suggestions for how you can help. Thank you.

$25        Helps towards travel and housing to reach a prison.
$50        Develop & purchase custom goal planners with pre-printed educational and life skills benchmarks.
$100     Contributes towards Prison Book Club read and purchase of
Even Tough Girls Wear Tutus: Inside the World of a Woman Born in Prison
by Deborah Jiang Stein
$250    Covers ground transportation: auto rental and fuel to reach prisons located in remote areas.
$500    One prison: average cost of air travel and ground transportation to a prison.
$1000    One prison: air travel, ground transpo, and housing to a prison.
$2500    One complete prison tour, average reach, 500-2000 inmates.

The unPrison Project Mission: to advocate, advance, and enhance life skills and education, drug rehab, mental health, and emotional wellness for women in U.S. prisons and their children. We also educate about life skills for women in U.S. prisons to help transform and build their lives, with a focus on mothers. As its founder and motivational educator,
Deborah Jiang Stein uses her unique story of hard won transformation to teach and plant seeds of change so when the women are released, they won’t return.

The unPrison Project also helps raise awareness about incarcerated women and their children.

We feel the ongoing, positive results of The unPrison Project will benefit our communities for generations to come.

From Sister Helen Prejean, author of Dead Man Walking:

Deborah Jiang Stein has beaten the cycle of inter-generational incarceration, despite the odds against her – multiracial, born in a federal prison to a heroin-addicted mother.
Her story offers hope to the possibility of personal transformation for anyone. Especially for the nearly two million children with a parent in prison.  No punches pulled. Deborah is evidence of the magnificent resilience of the human spirit.

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Today, over 150,000 women are incarcerated in the United States, and 2.3 million children under the age of eighteen have a parent in prison. The UPP touches them through their incarcerated mothers and in detention centers.

Deborah visits and speaks in women’s prisons with a message of hope and inspiration for change. To date, the UPP has already reached 10,000 incarcerated women, or 7% of the total female prison population in the U.S. Next stop, bringing the UPP to all 150,000 incarcerated women, with presentations in each prison in every state.