“[Citizenship] is not just legal status,” Miller said. “It’s about belonging. It’s about community and being recognized, being a part of a human community. It’s having a role in that community.
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COMBINATIONS NOW STARTING AT EIGHT NINE. WE’RE BACK NOW AT 1150. FROM INCARCERATION TO EMPOWERMENT, A DIALOG SERIES IS HAPPENING RIGHT NOW AT UW MILWAUKEE RAISING AWARENESS ON THE PRISON SYSTEM’S ...
Early in her second trimester, Linda Acoff was taken into custody for failing to complete court-ordered mental health treatment. After three weeks in the Cuyahoga County Jail in Columbus, Ohio, she ...
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How a Nonprofit Is Giving Formerly Incarcerated Women a Second Chance at Life
Thousands of women in Louisiana leave prison each year, facing significant challenges in reintegrating into society. Without ...
Impacts to housing – market-rate, supportive, workforce, low-income, urban, suburban and rural – in the year that has passed since George Floyd’s murder remain obscured. Public health and economic ...
BLOOMINGTON — Two recent McLean County cases reflect a policy change that means some of the state’s youngest inmates are being sent to prison for years instead of an intensive boot camp for months, ...
Risks/benefits of carbon sequestration in Montana; managing a growing prison population. In this episode, a rural community in Montana's southeastern corner is concerned about a plan to pump carbon ...
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