Milestones, launches, and stories from the Zone — and where to reach us for press and media inquiries.
Matthew McIntear establishes Inmate Zones in Columbia, South Carolina, to carry the lessons of his own recovery to incarcerated and bed-disabled individuals nationwide.
Inmate Zones formalizes its nonprofit structure and begins the process toward tax-exempt public charity status.
The 14-week Creative Writing & Publishing curriculum, the Adept Program, the Rehabilitation Right Start Series, and the In Mag Zone magazine concept move from blueprint to build.
Inmate Zones launches its new web home and expands the R-Series ecosystem — Relief, Reform, Reentry, Rebuild — with the nationwide resource directory and publishing incubation for program graduates.
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