He’s Flipping A Prison Into A Farm: Meet Noran SanfordNPR host Frank Stasio talks with Noran Sanford about how his own turbulent childhood in Laurinburg led to his youth-led approach to change and how he would like to see hundreds of prisons across the country “flipped” to become spaces for second chances (September 24, 2018). |
Homes and gardens: The best thing to ever happen to a prisonScalawag Magazine, (April, 5 2018) |
Growing Change honored for workGrowingChange awarded the Shark Bait Challenge at the National Brownfields Training Conference in Pittsburgh, Pa. Laurinburg Exchange, (December 29, 2017) |
Named 2017 Rural Leader of the YearNC Rural Center, (December 14, 2017) |
Noran Sanford turns youthful lives around on old prison groundsThe News & Observer, (March, 11 2017) |
Converted CellblocksGrowingChange featured in an article on prison reuse. NYC’s The Marshall Project, (January 29, 2015) |
Shoulder to Shoulder: How North Carolina teens are converting a former jail into a working farmSierra, Sierra Club National Magazine (October 6, 2014) |
Teens Help Turn Abandoned North Carolina Prisons Into FarmsNational Public Radio’s, UNC CH broadcasting’ The State of Things (November 18, 2014) |