Edovo’s GED Checklist: Your Path to New Opportunities course goes beyond test prep, helping incarcerated learners build confidence, study habits, and motivation that last well beyond exam day. By focusing on personal motivation, SMART goal-setting, and practical study strategies, the course equips learners with the tools to succeed—not just on the GED, but in life after incarceration.

Reentering society after incarceration is challenging due to financial and systemic barriers, but Edovo’s Resume Builder helps individuals prepare for job searches by creating professional resumes, improving their chances for stability.

Edovo and Worldreader's partnership helps incarcerated parents connect with their children through shared reading. Parents access books via Edovo tablets, while kids read along at home on Worldreader’s BookSmart app, strengthening bonds and literacy skills despite the distance.

The film Sing Sing from A24, inspired by the Rehabilitation Through the Arts program, brings a powerful story of transformation and resilience to incarcerated individuals through its historic tablet release. Paired with Issa Rae’s class on MasterClass and RTA’s reflective questions, it fosters creativity, introspection, and connection, offering a unique pathway to personal growth and meaningful conversations.

In 2024, Edovo achieved transformative growth, tripling its impact by transitioning to a nonprofit and expanding educational access to nearly 1 million justice-impacted individuals across 1,130 facilities. With a revamped brand and enriched curriculum, Edovo empowered learners with tools for personal growth, career readiness, and rehabilitation. Read the full 2024 Impact Report.

This blog offers a series of thoughtful conversation prompts designed to foster connection between incarcerated individuals and their families during the holiday season. The questions focus on topics like personal growth, emotional support, gratitude, and lighthearted fun, helping to strengthen relationships and provide comfort during difficult times.

Supporting your loved one during their time of incarceration is one of the most meaningful ways to show you believe in their potential and future. Every step they take to learn, grow, and prepare for life during incarceration and upon release deserves to be celebrated—and you play an important role in that journey.

We've transitioned to a nonprofit organization with a new brand, aiming to expand its impact by providing educational resources to incarcerated individuals, with a renewed focus on fundraising, community support, and amplifying the voices of its learners.

Edovo provides incarcerated learners with tailored resources and structured learning paths to prepare for the HiSET and GED exams, empowering them to achieve high school equivalency and unlock future opportunities.

Edovo ensures incarcerated learners receive safe, transformative education through a rigorous content screening and evaluation process, prioritizing relevance, accessibility, and personal growth.

Edovo simplifies deployment across connected devices in correctional facilities, offering step-by-step guidance for integrating its transformative educational platform to empower justice-involved individuals.

Edovo helps create focused, impactful digital curricula for incarcerated learners by emphasizing clear, actionable objectives that guide course design, ensuring learners achieve meaningful and measurable outcomes.

Spaced repetition is an effective teaching method that reinforces key concepts through strategic reviews at intervals, helping incarcerated learners retain and apply knowledge more effectively.

Edovo supports in-person programming by integrating digital tools to streamline operations, enhance learning, and reduce administrative burdens through strategies like digital homework, prerequisites, and waitlist management.

This blog emphasizes the importance of diverse and well-crafted assessments to engage incarcerated learners and reinforce course material while ensuring clarity and real-world applicability.

Edovo enables correctional facilities to enhance volunteer engagement by digitizing content, allowing remote interactions, tracking learner progress, and streamlining volunteer contributions through targeted programming and analytics.

Edovo provides four content types—Courses, Resources, Assessments, and Surveys—that offer flexible learning and operational tools to meet the diverse needs of correctional facilities and their learners.

Edovo provides a range of personalized, evidence-based recovery resources to support incarcerated individuals with substance misuse.

Edovo's educational, vocational, and rehabilitative programs have a profound impact on incarcerated individuals. See the resuls of our 2024 learner survey.

Edovo learners who complete Modern States coursework can earn free college credits through CLEP exams, with options for proctored testing at facilities or after release, potentially saving time and tuition costs on their educational journey.

53 new LinkedIn Learning courses offers essential skills in areas like tech literacy, professional development, and business fundamentals.

Foster a greater sense of connection with your loved one by learning together with content available to you and the incarcerated on Edovo.

Edovo supports families with incarcerated loved ones. Learn together with free resources, celebrate progress and stay connected.

Correctional facilities across the nation are facing increasing pressure to provide effective programs that prepare incarcerated...

How to support incarcerated individuals and correctional staff over the holiday season.

At Edovo, we believe education transforms lives; join us in amplifying our mission through awareness, collaboration, and advocacy.

Suicide rates in U.S. jails are significantly higher than in the general population. Check out these resources to help.

Learn how to use Edovo certificates and transcripts to inform legal decisions and support rehabilitation efforts in the courtroom.

Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month by honoring culture and addressing challenges in the correctional system with education and dialogue.

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month—raising awareness of the link between domestic violence and incarceration to break the cycle.

As A24 re-releases the Colman Domingo Oscar contender in movie theaters this week, the indie studio is also making Sing Sing available to nearly a million incarcerated people across the U.S.

At Edovo, we believe in the transformative power of education. Each year, we strive to bring life-changing learning opportunities to incarcerated individuals, empowering them to build brighter futures for themselves, their families, and their communities. Dive into our 2024 Impact Report to see how the ripples of progress this year made waves of change.