1. Books For The Blind
The United States actually has 36 Braille writing programs for prisoners. Through the American Printing House For the Blind, inmates help to write Braille textbooks for children in elementary, middle and high school. The Center For Braille and Narration Production in Missouri employs just over 100 convicts, some of which are even certified through the Library of Congress. The convicts are skilled at transcribing a number of things, including music and novels. Learning how to produce Braille books is an interesting skill that not many people possess, which could result in some pretty interesting jobs after the inmates have served their sentences.
–TheRichest
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