Harmony’s Prison Arts Programs are in full swing at Pickaway Correctional Institution, Madison Correctional Institution, and the Ohio Reformatory for Women. This season, incarcerated men and women are diving into new music, writing workshops, and other creative experiences that inspire focus, teamwork, and reflection. Week after week, they’re building confidence, community, and the skills that prepare them for life beyond incarceration. Through the arts, transformation takes root—and hope rises

“She has to trust you. She has to understand you're going to be there through anything and that you're going to catch her whenever she needs you.” Meet Coleton, a Detector Dog Handler and his K-9 partner Diamond at our Grande Cache Institution. Detector Dog Teams work hard to keep our federal prisons safe from illegal drugs and contraband. Being a Detector Dog Handler is a way of life — they are responsible for and care for their dogs outside of work too. Coleton gives us a glimpse of what it’s

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