#9 The Mind and Experiences Behind an International Prison Reform Movement with Professor Baz Dreisinger

#9 The Mind and Experiences Behind an International Prison Reform Movement with Professor Baz Dreisinger

Author: Emmanuel Daudu October 8, 2023 Duration: 1:02:16

Welcome to Non-Profit Prophets! On today's episode we have Dr. Baz Dreisinger, a Professor of English at John Jay College of Criminal Justice. Professor Baz serves as the Executive Director of Incarceration Nations Network a global network that supports, instigates and popularizes innovative prison reform and justice reimagining efforts around the world. She is the Founding Academic Director of John Jay's Prison-to-College Pipeline program, which offers college courses and reentry planning to incarcerated men and works to increase access to higher education for incarcerated and formerly incarcerated individuals. Dr. Dreisinger's 2016 book Incarceration Nations: A Journey to Justice in Prisons Around the World was critically acclaimed by the New York Times, NPR and other new outlets. The book recounts Professor Dreisinger’s time teaching in prisons around the world ranging from South Africa to Rwanda, Australia, Thailand and more countries.


Emmanuel Daudu hosts Non-Profit Prophets with Emmanuel Daudu, a series that goes beyond the typical success story to explore the real, human machinery of charitable organizations. Each conversation focuses on the individuals who have dedicated their lives to service, unpacking not just their triumphs but the tangible strategies, personal sacrifices, and often overlooked challenges they face daily. You'll hear founders, directors, and grassroots organizers share their candid experiences, providing a rare look at what it truly takes to build and sustain momentum in the non-profit sector. This podcast sits at the intersection of practical business insight and profound human endeavor, making it equally valuable for seasoned professionals and anyone feeling a pull toward more meaningful work. The discussions are grounded and detailed, offering listeners actionable wisdom on fundraising, community engagement, and maintaining resilience. Rather than offering abstract inspiration, Emmanuel guides his guests to reveal the specific practices that make their work effective. Tuning in feels like gaining access to a private mentorship session, where the focus is on transferable lessons learned in the field. For anyone curious about the operational heart of philanthropy or seeking to channel their own skills into purposeful action, this series provides an essential and deeply human perspective.
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