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Reentry guides supplied by prisons are light on details and heavy on judgement. That’s why formerly incarcerated people are writing a guide for New York filled with their own lived…
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Reentry guides supplied by prisons are light on details and heavy on judgement. That’s why formerly incarcerated people are writing a guide for New York filled with their own lived…
We are fighting to end carceral reality TV—including shows such as ‘60 Days In’—because no one should profit from punishment.
The Trump administration will assail our movement. That doesn’t change the fact that it looks backward while we look forward.
A PBS series on reentry is exposing audiences to how people leaving prison grow, heal, and thrive despite their past.
Most crime novels make detectives into heroes and offer resolution through punishment. Could a different kind of crime novel help us imagine a decarceral future?
Mass incarceration rests on false narratives that carceral institutions themselves control. But some of us are fighting back.
Poetry can help incarcerated authors to reclaim the story of their life.
There can be justice beyond punishment. To realize it, we must challenge the narrative that carceral violence is the only response to other forms of violence.