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Establishing a partnership via a Memorandum of Understanding: Determining funding, financial aid, and budgets

This webinar features multiple perspectives from professionals in the field of higher education in prison on developing Memorandums of Understanding (MOU). These experts provide valuable advice on negotiating and collaborating with various stakeholders and navigating multiple financial considerations throughout the development of the MOU.

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