<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?><item href="/about/news/from-the-inside-out.php" dsn="news"><featured>true</featured><item_date>07/16/2026 03:54:07 PM</item_date><title>From the Inside Out</title><page-image><img src="/about/news/images/071626-Amy-Doty.jpg" alt="Amy Doty has short brown hair and glasses and is standing with her arms crossed, smiling at the camera. She wears a black blazer over a tan top and has a colorful floral tattoo visible on her forearm. "/></page-image><caption>Amy Doty</caption><listing_image><img src="/about/news/images/071626-Amy-Doty.jpg" alt="Amy Doty has short brown hair and glasses and is standing with her arms crossed, smiling at the camera. She wears a black blazer over a tan top and has a colorful floral tattoo visible on her forearm. "/></listing_image><summary>Dean Amy Doty spent 10 years in a Nebraska prison and has spent the years since teaching the system to look at people who land there the way she wishes someone had looked at her: not as the worst day of their life, but as the rest of it. </summary><tags><tag>Prison Education</tag><tag>UPWARD</tag></tags></item>