Why Teach Literature to Inmates in Prison for Life?
Volunteering at San Quentin to teach inmates literature was...
Ti Ngo is Fair Observer's Chief Financial Officer. He is a historian whose research focuses on how ideas of economic development were propagated in the age of Japanese imperial expansion. Ti has shown how Japan's self-interest and exploitation of native populations unintentionally shaped the perception of economic development in the post-World War II order. In addition to publishing in peer-reviewed journals, Ti has taught numerous courses on world history, literature, East Asian history and Greek tragedy at the University of California, Berkeley. He has also taught high school students in Kochi Japan and prison inmates at San Quentin State Prison. Ti is also a sommelier. As beverage director, he has crafted and curated programs for over four establishments in the San Francisco Bay Area.
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