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July 22, 2026

Mission Update: Full Corrlinks Access Restored — and We're Just Getting Started

Prison Professors has fully restored Corrlinks access, now monitoring 200+ accounts daily to ensure all submissions are published. We've also updated our Corrections Hub with free resources for BOP staff and are launching a new Web 3 course, continuing to empower justice-impacted individuals.

By Steve Shickles

Mission Update: Full Corrlinks Access Restored — and We're Just Getting Started

At Prison Professors, we measure progress one connection at a time. And today, we've got a big one to share.

Thanks to Michael's ongoing advocacy work and his strong relationship with the Bureau of Prisons, we've regained access to every one of our Corrlinks accounts — including several that had previously been blocked. That means we now actively monitor and pull updates from 200+ Corrlinks accounts across institutions, every single day. This is how individuals inside reach us, and how their entries make it onto our Profiles platform.

If you're a family member who was told your loved one's information wasn't being published — please read this closely. Some of those delays happened simply because a handful of accounts had been temporarily locked. That's now been fully resolved. The information your loved one sent is still there, it was never lost, and we're going through those accounts this week to catch up on everything we regained access to. Those updates are getting published. Thank you for your patience.

As Michael always says, we just keep building. And we've been building a lot.

We've rolled out a newly updated Corrections Hub that makes it easier than ever for staff with Bureau of Prisons to access our courses. We simplified the whole process into two clear pathways:

  • Teaching the FSA-approved PSAP course (Preparing for Success After Prison) — everything an instructor needs is right there.

  • Teaching our self-directed courses — all the material, ready to go.

Every course and module is available to download as a PDF, completely free to the Bureau of Prisons and to anyone else who wants to review our work. We've also added an order form so staff can request physical books and DVDs directly — again, free of charge, with no cost whatsoever to the Bureau of Prisons.

And we're not slowing down. A brand-new Web 3 course is getting ready to launch soon — a full course that we're genuinely excited to bring to our community.

We're grateful for everyone walking this journey with us. We'll keep building, keep connecting, and keep publishing. More soon.


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