Prison Policy Initiative: Katie Rose Quandt and Alexi Jones - May 13, 2021 We often talk about the disturbingly high numbers of people...

The Philadelphia Inquirer: Samantha Melamed - June 23rd, 2021 The Philadelphia Department of Prisons has agreed to pay $125,000 to the...

Note: PRC encourages the use of person first language whenever possible in referring to people with justice involvement, and people in...

Architectural Digest: Eva Fedderly - April 1, 2021 Architecture and design play a pivotal role in U.S. criminal justice reform. As...

PHILLY TRUCE, the non-profit behind the PHILLY TRUCE APP, will begin training Mediators to respond to potentially violent conflicts...

The Phoenix offers a sober active community for those in recovery from a substance use disorder and those who choose to live a sober...

Eating Behind Bars: Ending the Hidden Punishment of Food in Prison Good food nourishes and sustains the body— and does more than that....

Both Part I and Part II of the series are designed to be informative for those who face mental health challenges and the families and...

The Marshall Project: Chiara Eisner - November 2, 2020 When Drew Harrison was in prison, just sitting in his cell overloaded his senses....

The Philadelphia Inquirer: Madusa Carter - September 9, 2020 As an organizer, I often work with people who are incarcerated. On a regular...