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Colin Hanner

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  • Content Writer, Editor and Producer, Freelance
  • None, Narrative Assembly
Chicago, Evanston
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writer & editor based in the middle of everything and that’s the tweet
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What does it mean to preserve a prison?

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By Colin Hanner Verified
| Chicago Reader Verified
For nearly a century and a half, people entered the gates of Joliet Correctional Center because the state sent them there. On the last day of April this year, people paid their way in to watch a baseball game.
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This One Guy Made the Washington DC Field Trip a Middle School Rite of Passage

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By Colin Hanner Verified
| Thrillist Verified
Travel Cities A single teacher is responsible for more than 1 million eighth graders visiting the nation’s capital every year. A middle school teacher from Illinois is responsible for what has become a rite of passage for American tweens. | Courtesy of Phil WendelA middle school teacher from Illinois is responsible for what has become a rite of passage for American tweens.
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A Journey to Justice: Pondering 42 Years of Wrongful Incarceration With James Soto

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By Colin Hanner Verified
| shorturl.at
Story by Anthony Ehlers; Photos by Monika Wnuk Anthony Ehlers is a Communications Fellow for the Northwestern Prison Education Program and a recent graduate with a bachelor’s degree in social sciences from Northwestern University. Before James Soto was released from Stateville Correctional Center, Anthony interviewed him to talk about his experience as the longest-serving wrongfully convicted person in Illinois history.
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