

Tony Wallin
Program Coordinator
- tww22@humboldt.edu
- (707) 267-7608
Tony was instrumental in getting the Project Rebound in Northern California. In 2018 Tony started the first official formerly incarcerated students club on Humboldt campus, to build a support system for students to feel welcomed, part of community, and to simply have a space to express their emotions and experiences. There is now a sister club at College of the Redwoods as well. He also works with the currently incarcerated through educational correspondence and facilitates a Buddhist Sangha inside Pelican Bay State Prison. He has partnered with the Yurok Tribe to include educational plans as part of reentry as well as for their tribal youth wellness court. He is a mentor/speaker for the Boys to Men group that facilitates positive male role models for male youth in Humboldt County. He is a driver for the Anti-Recidivism Coalition's Ride-Home Program inside Pelican Bay, where the formerly incarcerated pick up people from the prison gate as their first contact in freedom. The program provides a stipend for food, clothes, phone, and hygiene, as well as a plane or bus ticket to wherever they are paroling too. It is his favorite part of the job, to see people exit prison and return home to their families. He is also a freelance journalist covering the criminal justice system through the lens of his own incarcerated experience.


Kory Lamberts
Project Rebound Correspondence Specialist
Environmental Studies Major, Scientific Diving Minor

Jazmin Delgado
Project Rebound Student Support
Psychology Major
After getting my B.A.in Psychology, I will be on my way to join Humboldt’s Graduate Program for Psychology. Along with Project Rebound, I am also involved in other programs and clubs on campus. This includes my lab memberships in 3 Psychology Labs— motivation, cognition, and social identity— where I learn about and participate in research involving these topics, membership in the Psi Chi Honors Society membership, and serving as the President for the Formerly Incarcerated Student’s Club. I have also been awarded to be on the Dean’s List for the past two years. I enjoy Humboldt and am glad that I am a part of something so much bigger and am able to help others in such a direct

Jeremy Tietz
Outreach Specialist
Psychology Major