NY Prisons Arts and Reentry Program Persist Throughout Pandemic

8/2/2021

Pastor Isaac Scott, who founded the Confined Arts at the Columbia University Center for Justice, said the group’s work and outreach actually expanded during the pandemic since everything went virtual “It’s kind of bittersweet, but you can actually do more work when everyone is Zooming,” he said. “It was easier to reach across state lines to get to people. We’ve been able to collaborate with artists all across the country.”

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PASTOR ISAAC SCOTT,
Five-time Change Agent Award winner, Multimedia Visual Artist, Journalist, and Independent Consultant, and Founder & Executive Director of The Confined Arts at Columbia's Center for Justice and at the Center for Institutional and Social Change at Columbia Law School New York, New York, United States

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