Prison Related

The 'Innocent Prisoner's Dilemma'

Expected to show remorse, the wrongfully convicted in America's prisons face a moral dilemma. NY Times Video.

The Innocent Prisoner's Dilemma is a short video examining the dilemmas faced by an

Looking Back, Moving Forward (JM-Spring 2010)

This issue we are Looking Back at where we've been as an organization and exploring the road ahead as we are Moving Forward.

In this issue:

The Nation: The New Jim Crow

Racial caste is alive and well in America. Most people don't like it when I say this... In the "era of colorblindness" there's a nearly fanatical desire to cling to the myth that we as a nation have "moved beyond" race.

The Nation: The New Jim Crow

by Michelle Alexander

Tips to Help You Get Through the Holidays

We've compiled a list of the best ways to beat the blues during the holiday season, both for those on the inside and the outside.

Article by Caylor Roling

Prison Legal News (PLN)

PLN is the resource for prison-related journalism in the U. S.

Partnership for Safety and Justice Prisoner Support Directory

Updated annually by PSJ, the Prisoner Support Directory contains national and northwest regional resources for incarcerated peop

Frequently Asked Questions about How to Find and Work with a Lawyer

FAMM - Families Against Mandatory Madness - has a helpful publication for working with laywers

Prison Activist Resource Center Prisoner Support Directory

National Prisoner Support Directory of resources for incarcerated people.

I Touch Your Face in My Dreams

In the following pages you will hear the voices of children dealing with the incarceration of a family member. The strength, resilience and determination of these kids are incredible.

In the following pages you will hear the voices of children d

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