Our prisons are peculiar places…
…they are built for public safety with the hope that inmates who harmed society will learn to embrace society through their incarceration and/or rehabilitation programming.
However, prisons have difficulty being both a public safety protector and inmate rehabilitator because of four factors. The Kronos Project was created to overcome these four factors.
The Kronos Project is an innovative ten-month prison program that strikes at the root cause of an inmate’s criminality. The program succeeds through a core curriculum that focuses on community, relationships, self-worth, trauma, conflict resolution, repentance, forgiveness and spiritual development. It restores human dignity to inmates who have lost, or never experienced, their dignity.
Kronos graduates mentor other inmates in the general population. This mentoring reduces prison conflict by altering two prison cultures, the inmates and the correctional staff who oversee them. Graduates, upon their prison release, then benefit their returning communities through prosocial reintegration and reduced recidivism.
The Kronos Project is a joint effort between two organizations, a parent company who funds and/or manages the program, and a host prison where the program is conducted. An experienced Kronos Project Architectural Team helps implement The Kronos Project’s pilot.
It’s time for different thinking. Enter The Kronos Project.
The Kronos Project is a fictional novel based on real people. Follow four inmates, Strong, Mateo, Carter, and Jax, through this innovative ten-month prison program. Learn how one small program can change lives and a prison culture from the inside out. Available on Amazon. Paperback $15.99. E-book $3.99.