In 2004, the New York-based Prison Education Initiative was created with an aim to provide meaningful education to incarcerated women, allowing them to recognize their academic and personal potential. What started as a five-person team teaching GED reading and math classes has evolved over the past nine years into a 25-teacher-strong program administering a variety of classes, from law to Hip Hop. One of those classes is Fashion Theory, and it also happens to be the most popular course for NYC's infamous Riker's Island female inmates, according to a report in the Style section of Time ... Read More