Hi, I'm Leo, a currently incarcerated professor, RJ practitioner, and Alliance Fellow from Maine.
Hi, I'm Leo, a currently incarcerated professor, RJ practitioner, and Alliance Fellow from Maine.
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Most Recent Work
Most Recent Work
edited - WGFR - Richard Wiener interview - 11-15-23.mp4Together, the Carter School Working Group on Forgiveness and Reconciliation (WGFR) explored the transformative power of forgiveness and reconciliation through the life and lens of an aging child survivor of the Holocaust, Richard Wiener. An author and poet, Richard speaks widely on the subject of forgiveness and reconciliation, and was made an honorary citizen of his German hometown Wittenberg as a result of this work.
Please check out his website here: https://www.survivorsodyssey.com/
Penobscot Bay Pilot
Lynda Clancy
Published: 4 May 2023
The Chronicle of Higher Education
Kelly Field
Published: 2 May 2023
Image: T.J. Kirkpatrick for The Chronicle
Maine Beacon
Ella Beiser
Published: 27 April 2023
The Journal of American History, Volume 109, Issue, 4 March 2023
Published: 01 March 2023
The Colby Echo
Mairead Leavitt, Colby '25
Published: 17 March 2023
The Bollard
Published: February 2023 Issue
The Bollard
Published: January 2023 Issue
Exposing the Roots of Mass Incarceration: Deconstructing the Cradle to Prison Pipeline
Exposing the Roots of Mass Incarceration: Deconstructing the Cradle to Prison Pipeline
Carter School Peace Week, Fall 2022
Exposing the Roots of Mass Incarceration_ Deconstructing the Cradle to Prison Pipeline.mp4Within Carceral Spaces: The Transformative & Redemptive Power of Education
Within Carceral Spaces: The Transformative & Redemptive Power of Education
Carter School Peace Week, Spring 2022
Within Carceral Spaces_ The Transformative & Redemptive Power of Education.mp4
When I began writing my monthly column, Shining Light on Humanity, The Bollard was named Mainer. Here, you can see my columns from May 2023-present. My past columns will be gradually archived here, along with my latest contributions.
Lunch with Leo Hylton
An Impromptu Interview
Lunch with Leo Hylton (Oak Institute for Human Rights).mp4An Impromptu Interview.mp4On Abolition - Opening Night of SHOUT Week at Colby College 2022
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This is my first peer-reviewed academic journal article, a de-identified telling of my journey from numerous childhood traumas through healing and spiritual growth. Follow Joseph as he goes from a spiritually confused and traumatized child to a healed and spiritually grounded adult, walking through a Restorative Justice process while incarcerated. This article has been re-published as an eBook chapter by Vide Leaf.
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