Incarcerated people remain one of the most at-risk groups of contracting COVID-19. So when will guards start doing their job to protect us?

"When you think about prison, do you think about tenderness, caring, and connections? They’re not common, but they’re here."

In a Washington State Prison, Solitary Confinement Is the First-Line Response to COVID, and a Bureaucratic Nightmare

I sometimes wonder how I got here. Not the fact that I’m stuck in a prison cell with a 45-year sentence, I know how that happened – greed.

Climate change is intensifying the suffering of incarcerated people.

For incarcerated individuals, complaints about mistreatment often end up simply being ignored—or, at worst, lead to more punishment.

More than 200 received an expired dose. The incident has left prisoners’ trust shaken in the agency.