Reuben Miller Receives Antipode Foundation Scholar-Activist Award for "The Detroit Re-entry Project"

Assistant Professor Reuben Miller received the Antipode Foundation Scholar-Activist Award to help fund "the Detroit Re-entry Project," a study that documents the lives of recently released prisoners returning to their home communities in Detroit. The Antipode Foundation promotes social scientific research for the public good in the fields of radical and critical geography. The grant will fund collaborative research activities with Professor Miller's community partners, Rev. Joe Summers of the Episcopal Church of the Incarnation, Ann Arbor, MI, Hazelette Crosby Robinson, SSW Alumna and former Director of Community Organization for the Washtenaw Community Health Organization, and Ronald Simpson Bey of the Good Neighbors Project, American Friends Service Committee and Just Leadership U.S.A.