Transitions Collective: CSUSM

Transitions Collective: CSUSM

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The Transitions Collective supports formerly incarcerated students, students who are impacted by the Prison Industrial Complex.

We, as part of the collective, will support students who are, or have been, impacted by the criminal justice system by means of support groups, education, mentorship, and empowerment that reaches beyond our campus. The impact of the prison industrial complex has reached into our communities, and the collective strives to create a better understanding of how our communities are affected and how together we can create systemic change.

04/03/2021

Please join us for an evening of poetry, spoken word, music and short stories... and if you feel compelled, please share your gifts...

04/04/2020

Thank you Danny Murillo for the heads up...

The Underground Trojans Scholarship Committee is pleased to announce the launch of our 2020 Essay Contest for justice-involved community college students.

For more details, please visit our website: www.undergroundtrojans.com/underground-scholarship

Fight on!

02/02/2020

Be on the LOOKOUT for the upcoming events...

Collective Effort Makes Project Rebound a Reality 08/22/2019

Collective Effort Makes Project Rebound a Reality Xuan Santos has long advocated for increased representation at Cal State San Marcos of students who are formerly incarcerated or system impacted. As Santos, an associate professor of sociology, was completing his tenure process two years ago, he began looking at ways to provide more support on campu...

Photos from Transitions Collective: CSUSM's post 05/20/2019

TC about to lobby at the State Capital... support AB 392 and AC A6! Let’s get this!

Photos from California State University San Marcos Library's post 02/27/2019
Transitions Collective Helps Student Turn Life Around 01/23/2019

Jameson Meyst... This is why we do our work. Please share.

Transitions Collective Helps Student Turn Life Around As Jameson Meyst sat in jail, facing charges of drunken driving, his mind focused on the other people involved in the three-car accident. “I thought everyone had died,” Jameson said. While others sustained injuries, Jameson was relieved to learn that everyone survived. He had two previous DUIs o...

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333 Twin Oaks Valley Road
San Marcos, CA
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