Incarceration

Graduated Reentry and the Need for Real Prison Reform
A long enclosed hallway that leads to a gated entry, with the door opened to the outside.

Graduated Reentry and the Need for Real Prison Reform
Michael J Moore
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Learn about the Graduated Reentry Program and how prison reform legislation isn’t meaningful without accountability and oversight.

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Why the Attica Prison Uprising Still Matters Today
An aerial shot of incarcerated people in D Yard at Attica Correctional Facility before the deadly police assault. Black and white photo.

Why the Attica Prison Uprising Still Matters Today
Andrew Lee
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The five-day Attica prison uprising was a fight against inhumane conditions and racial and religious injustices, which still resonates today.

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Criminal Legal System History Incarceration
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The Misconception of Solitary Confinement
An empty hallway of enclosed prison cells with tray slots on the steel doors.

The Misconception of Solitary Confinement
Nicole Cardoza
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Solitary confinement is the go-to solution for handling any issue brought on by a system that breaks down those within its confinement.

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The Unaddressed Crisis of Sexual Abuse in Prisons
A women in an orange jumpsuit leans on the steel bars of a jail cell.

The Unaddressed Crisis of Sexual Abuse in Prisons
Andrew Lee
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Prison sexual abuse isn’t limited to a single institution or a handful of “bad apples,” but a nationwide systemic issue.

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The Lingering Punishment After Leaving Prison
A prison hallway from the viewpoint of a metal staircase.

The Lingering Punishment After Leaving Prison
Andrew Lee
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If you were designing a system that ensured those leaving prison returned, you’d end up with something similar to the current U.S. prisoner reentry landscape.

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Ending the Cash Bail System in America
Handcuffs being taken off a person inside of a jail cell.

Ending the Cash Bail System in America
Andrew Lee
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Most people in pretrial detention in the U.S. are incarcerated because they cannot afford to pay their cash bail.

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