Loraine Ballard Morrill has worked with a dedicated group of men at SCI Phoenix as well as their community partners in the program called F.A.C.T - Fathers and Children Together. This program works to strengthen bonds between the men behind the walls and their children and help break the cycle of incarceration withing families and ease the way for the men as they transition back into society. Loraine speaks with Connie Grier, Board member of the FACT experience and Assaya Anderson and her 11 year old son Munir Parks who went through the program.

First she speaks to Jen Weikert, College Possible Executive Director and Camellia Brown College Possible participant about the program that provides tools and support for students who are the first in their family to attend college. http://www.collegepossible.org/