Hudson Link for Higher Education in Prison

With just 3 weeks until showtime, we're thrilled to give you a BEYOND: sneak peek into this year's videos set to dazzle at our Gala. Support Here: hudsonlink.org/annual-spring-…

After an enriching four months collaborating in F.Y. Eye's Nonprofit Colab with the dedicated volunteers from Havas, we unveiled our Public Service Announcement (PSA) on reshaping futures through education and reentry support — soon to grace an ad space near you in NYC!

Education changes how you see yourself and your future. Whether someone participates for one semester or earns an associate’s, bachelor’s, or even a master’s degree, the impact is profound. So why won't New York invest more into these programs? READ: aol.com/news/why-ny-mu…

On a day like today, amidst the challenges we face, a beacon of hope shines through as organizations like Hudson Link, Episcopal Connections, and The Church Club of New York came together to make a difference. Happy GOOD Friday.

Join us for an exciting Alumni Gathering in the Big Apple! To RSVP, please contact Deb at dfitzgerald@hudsonlink.org.

Are you ready to go above and "Beyond" at this year’s Gala? ✨ For tickets, sponsorships, donations, and other inquiries, please visit the link in our bio. #HudsonLink #SpringGala #Beyond #Westchester

Hudson Link is thrilled to announce our participation in NCHEP 2026 in Cleveland, Ohio! Join us for engaging sessions, powerful presentations, and Hudson Link fun as we advance Higher Ed in Prison with our colleagues nationwide. See you soon! #ClevelandRocks #NCHEP2026

Last week, the Ossining Elks Lodge honored Hudson Link's Anthony Scarduzio. Anthony, we are thankful to have you a part of our Hudson Link family, and we celebrate your achievement of being awarded Ossining Elks' Citizen of the Year. Congratulations!

On February 20, 2026, Strategic Alumni Voices Inside (S.A.V.I.), including Hamilton C., LaMarr K., Christopher M., Franklin M., Michael N., and Marvin O. and NY State Assembly members discussed the potential impact of the Second Look Act within New York State prisons.

Today, Hudson Link will be in Albany advocating for #CommunitiesNotCages with various organizations and supporters. . . . #CommunitiesNotCages #Albany #TheSecondLookAct

As Hudson Link continues to celebrate Black History Month, here are a few moments of world history that you may (or may not) know: #BHM #HudsonLink #WorldHistory

On February 9, we will come together in Albany to demand that New York pass the Second Look Act, the Earned Time Act, and the Marvin Mayfield Act. If you were planning to attend on January 26, we hope you’ll join us on February 9 instead. RSVP Here: shorturl.at/60ti1

Havas, has launched its partnership with F.Y. Eye's Non-profit Co-Lab, a four-month accelerator program pairing Hudson Link with volunteer teams to create community-driven PSAs. READ: lnkd.in/eBA7hPPs

At the recent Community Mixer hosted by the Hudson Valley Books for Humanity Bookstore, Hudson Link took center stage, being honored as the Community Mixer's "Nonprofit of the Month". READ: hudsonlink.org/blog/unity-in-…

If you're in need of a little Monday pick-me-up, we got you covered. Do you believe it's possible feel the spark of hope in 10 minutes or less? Our Beyond the Block participant, Robert C., believes so. WATCH: youtu.be/kgHI67_5cew?si…

Through our commitment of breaking down barriers to education and fostering personal growth, we honor the legacy of Dr. King by demonstrating that education is a powerful tool for positive change in society. . . . #MLKDay #Empowerment #HigherEdInPrison

Our #AdvocacyDayInAlbany approaches! On January 26 at 9:30 AM, Join us at the State Capitol. RSVP Today and stand with us in the fight for justice and reform: secure.everyaction.com/cro1fLRlX0S5Og… . . . #CommunitiesNotCages #Albany #SecondLookAct

Today, as we gather around the table with our loved ones, let's pause to honor and remember our incarcerated students who are unable to be with their families today. Happy Holidays from all of us at Hudson Link!

At a pop-up exhibition held in New York City’s Central Synagogue, attendees viewed the students’ work: 17 individual charcoal drawings and a seven-and-a-half-by-nine-foot group piece, all grounded in themes the class developed together. READ: mmm.edu/live/news/4995…