EPISODE · Jan 26, 2018 · 30 MIN
31. Learning to Code Computers in Prison
from Prison Professors
Tulio Cardozo went to prison for crimes related to drugs. While incarcerated, he made a commitment to learn and grow. Although he didn't have direct access to computers, he studied computer coding. That commitment led Tulio to become proficient as a computer coder and web-page builder, even though he couldn't access the Internet. Today Tulio is a leading contributor to one of our nation's most successful #prisonreform programs, The Last Mile. In today's episode, Tulio tells us about his experience and how The Last Mile contributes to such companies as Rocket Space, Uber, and AirBnB. Learn more at https://prisonprofessors.com
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