McGraw Hill, a global education company, has expanded its partnership with the Televerde Foundation, a nonprofit organization that supports incarcerated women through education and career development. The renewed collaboration includes financial contributions and access to McGraw Hill’s digital learning platform, Connect, to strengthen the foundation’s PATHS (Prepare, Achieve, Transform for Healthy Success) program in Indiana correctional facilities.
The PATHS initiative delivers a structured six-month pre- and post-release reentry curriculum, providing training in digital and financial literacy, emotional intelligence, career readiness, and industry-recognized certifications. The program operates at the Madison Correctional Facility, Rockville Correctional Facility, and Indiana Women's Prison.
As part of the expanded support, McGraw Hill is offering free access to its Connect platform, which will be integrated into the program’s curriculum to enhance learning outcomes and support long-term employment readiness. This builds on McGraw Hill’s ongoing support of PATHS participants in Arizona since 2021.
In addition to educational support, McGraw Hill will engage with graduates of the PATHS program by participating in career readiness activities, reviewing resumes, and considering eligible candidates for employment. This collaboration aims to increase access to learning resources, expand reentry pathways, and support the development of career opportunities for justice-impacted women.
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