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The Last Mile (TLM) unlocks the human and economic potential of justice-impacted people through education and technology training.
The Last Mile’s Audio and Video Production Program is a year-long program that comprises two 6-month courses: Digital Audio Production (DAP) and Video Editing and Post-Production (VEP).
The Last Mile technical education and training stops the cycle of incarceration. It also reduces recidivism, lowers the level of taxpayer money spent on incarceration, and produces exceptional employees.
The Last Mile is the first U.S. prison education program of its kind. Our two flagship programs are offered in 16 facilities in seven states.
Billie’s incredible journey from prison to a job at the Pacers. Explore inspiring stories from The Last Mile's dedicated students, volunteers, and impactful partnerships that drive our mission forward.
The Last Mile (TLM) is a nonprofit that works inside prisons, teaching coding skills like web development fundamentals and game programming to inmates looking to learn entry-level skills. Last year, they joined […]
TLM has been able to expand its impact and success through the power of public-private partnerships with Departments of Correction and industry-leading companies. They are also dedicated to disrupting the system of mass incarceration, one program and one life at a time.
The Last Mile’s impact is a ripple effect that extends far beyond its classrooms and workplaces, touching the lives of incarcerated populations, the families of our students, and their communities. Within the prison walls, TLM provides a lifeline of hope and education, offering incarcerated individuals a chance for personal growth and ...
Tulio’s career with The Last Mile initially started eight years ago as a founding graduate of The Last Mile Entrepreneurship Program. After serving seven years in state prison, Tulio has successfully transitioned into a technology career in San Francisco, CA.
Jul 30, 2024 · Last week, former NFL quarterback Ryan Leaf spoke to the participants of The Last Mile program at Montana State Prison, where he had previously been incarcerated, to share his journey. This visit marked his first time returning to the facility since his release in 2014.
