8 posts in ‘Premal Dharia’
A new initiative on prison journalism from the Institute to End Mass Incarceration aims to restore prison transparency and First Amendment rights for incarcerated journalists.
A decade on, Ferguson remains central for those working toward a world free from the harms of policing and prisons.
Prosecutors alone won’t end mass incarceration. But their interventions can mean the world to people staring down the many harms of criminalization.
Can a prosecutor, even a progressive or reform-minded one, really help dismantle mass incarceration?
How two formerly incarcerated artists are creating a community for people like them—and exposing mass incarceration through it.
The Court’s decision must not preempt questions about the role public defenders can play in ending mass incarceration.
A reflection from the founding editors of Inquest on the occasion of the one-year anniversary of the publication.
A note from our founding editors