Incarcerated Youth Tutorial Project

The Incarcerated Youth Tutorial Project is dedicated to challenging the school-to-prison pipeline, one student at a time. Founded in 1988 as a project by the Muslim Student Association, the Incarcerated Youth Tutorial Project continues to embody values of intentionality, a holistic community model, and excellence and integrity in all aspects of its work.

Focusing on addressing the systemic inequalities posed by the criminal justice system in the United States, particularly the school-to-prison pipeline, the Incarcerated Youth Tutorial Project works with students in juvenile detention centers and at-risk students. The organization prioritizes education and peer mentorship to cultivate lasting partnerships and community ties, aiming to reduce recidivism rates and address systemic issues within the local community.

Furthermore, the Incarcerated Youth Tutorial Project extends support to fellow inmates, both locally and beyond, through education and personal relationships. We invite the management of the Incarcerated Youth Tutorial Project to create a customized and exclusive company showcase and product listing on our platform to further amplify their mission and reach.