Inside-Out Trainers, speakers, and formerly incarcerated students John Pace, Jesse Dorsz, April Lee, Kenny Matthews, Giovanni Reid, and Joe Schwartz, beautifully express the spirit of Inside-Out — the importance of breaking down walls, the power of dialogue, the discovery of one’s voice, and the humility, openness, and empathy that are integral to the Inside-Out journey.
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Inside-Out Prison Exchange Program is a community partner of the Lewis & Clark College Center for Community and Global Health. This partnership is made possible by a grant from the Andrew. W. Mellon Foundation, Healing Social Suffering Through Narrative.
Community and Global Health is located in room 307 and 309 of JR Howard Hall on the Undergraduate Campus. MSC: 25
Lewis & Clark students are finding real-world meaning in narrative medicine—an emerging field that blends writing, empathy, and health care. For graduates like Edie Tavel BA ’23, an internship experience led directly to a full-time role at Fora Health.