A digital literacy workshop was recently held at the Ypsilanti District Library for about a dozen formerly incarcerated people. The workshop aimed to teach essential digital skills, including using a computer mouse and sending emails. This event is part of a program launched by the nonprofit Nation Outside, which seeks to address the digital divide faced by people after incarceration.

The program, From Prison to Pro, recognizes that technology can be a significant barrier for those who have spent time behind bars. Further details about the program and its goals are available from the source. More information can be found through local news sources, including WDIV ClickOnDetroit.