Building Narrative Power
By giving formerly incarcerated people the resources to tell their stories through film, Represent Justice is showing how storytelling has a central role to play in decarceral work.
7 posts in ‘television and film’
By giving formerly incarcerated people the resources to tell their stories through film, Represent Justice is showing how storytelling has a central role to play in decarceral work.
‘The Alabama Solution’ was nominated for an Academy Award. Meanwhile, its incarcerated filmmakers are in lockdown because there’s no legal protections for imprisoned whistleblowers.
The nation’s best-known prison journalist discusses his book ‘The Tragedy of True Crime’ and the challenges faced by those who write from inside.
How reality TV turns incarceration into entertainment—and helps strengthen the very systems of violence it claims to expose.
We are fighting to end carceral reality TV—including shows such as ‘60 Days In’—because no one should profit from punishment.
A PBS series on reentry is exposing audiences to how people leaving prison grow, heal, and thrive despite their past.
How pop culture helped turn police officers into rock stars — and Black folks into criminals.