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“I Don’t Want to Die in Prison.”
Covid19 Lauren Anderson 8/24/20 Covid19 Lauren Anderson 8/24/20

“I Don’t Want to Die in Prison.”

This white paper presents an evidence-based case for decarceration as the only humane and meaningful response to the COVID-19 pandemic in prison.

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Kim Kardashian: Her Plans To Keep Working On Prison Reform In D.C. ‘No Matter Who Is President’
Adell Henderson 8/23/20 Adell Henderson 8/23/20

Kim Kardashian: Her Plans To Keep Working On Prison Reform In D.C. ‘No Matter Who Is President’

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They were incarcerated firefighters, now they want to change how California fights fires
Adell Henderson 8/23/20 Adell Henderson 8/23/20

They were incarcerated firefighters, now they want to change how California fights fires

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Protecting the Fundamental Right to Mail in Prison
Adell Henderson 8/21/20 Adell Henderson 8/21/20

Protecting the Fundamental Right to Mail in Prison

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A State-by-State Look at Coronavirus in Prisons
Covid19 Lauren Anderson 8/20/20 Covid19 Lauren Anderson 8/20/20

A State-by-State Look at Coronavirus in Prisons

The Marshall Project is collecting data on COVID-19 infections in state and federal prisons. See how the virus has affected correctional facilities where you live.

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“Hangover” Producer Starts Nonprofit to Transition People Out of Prison
Prison Reform, ARC Lauren Anderson 8/20/20 Prison Reform, ARC Lauren Anderson 8/20/20

“Hangover” Producer Starts Nonprofit to Transition People Out of Prison

You may not expect an A-list Hollywood movie producer to spend his Saturday outside a California state prison, but Scott Budnick is waiting for a man he knows well to be released, after 18 years behind bars.

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'U' to no longer ask about misdemeanor charges on applications
Adell Henderson 8/18/20 Adell Henderson 8/18/20

'U' to no longer ask about misdemeanor charges on applications

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California severely short on firefighting crews after COVID-19 lockdown at prison camps
Covid19 Lauren Anderson 8/17/20 Covid19 Lauren Anderson 8/17/20

California severely short on firefighting crews after COVID-19 lockdown at prison camps

As California enters another dangerous fire season, the COVID-19 pandemic has depleted the ranks of inmate fire crews that are a key component of the state’s efforts to battle out-of-control wildfires.

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Florida's Prison System Under Siege by Coronavirus
Adell Henderson 8/7/20 Adell Henderson 8/7/20

Florida's Prison System Under Siege by Coronavirus

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Stanford researchers help California prisons hit hard by COVID-19
Covid19, Horowitz + Stanford Adell Henderson 8/5/20 Covid19, Horowitz + Stanford Adell Henderson 8/5/20

Stanford researchers help California prisons hit hard by COVID-19

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AWKWORD INTERVIEWS: Louis L. Reed, Cut 50 National Organizer
Covid19, #Cut50 Adell Henderson 8/4/20 Covid19, #Cut50 Adell Henderson 8/4/20

AWKWORD INTERVIEWS: Louis L. Reed, Cut 50 National Organizer

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LeBron James Helps To Pay Fees Of Floridians With Felony Convictions So They Can Vote
Casie Casanova 7/24/20 Casie Casanova 7/24/20

LeBron James Helps To Pay Fees Of Floridians With Felony Convictions So They Can Vote

A voting rights group founded by NBA superstar LeBron James is raising funds to help people in Florida with felony records pay outstanding court debts that prevent them from voting, the group announced Friday.

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Goldman Sachs joins NBA stars Carmelo Anthony, Chris Paul and Dwyane Wade to create Social Change Fund
Covid19 Adell Henderson 7/22/20 Covid19 Adell Henderson 7/22/20

Goldman Sachs joins NBA stars Carmelo Anthony, Chris Paul and Dwyane Wade to create Social Change Fund

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3,100 inmates to be released as Trump administration implements criminal justice reform
Lauren Anderson 7/19/20 Lauren Anderson 7/19/20

3,100 inmates to be released as Trump administration implements criminal justice reform

Justice Department officials on Friday announced that 3,100 inmates are being released from federal prisons across the country because of a change in how their good-behavior time is calculated…

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Race In America: Prison Reform with Common, Scott Budnick and Jarrett Harper
Covid19, ARC Adell Henderson 7/16/20 Covid19, ARC Adell Henderson 7/16/20

Race In America: Prison Reform with Common, Scott Budnick and Jarrett Harper

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How This Grammy-Nominated Producer Sparked Prison Reform With A Mixtape
Covid19 Adell Henderson 7/15/20 Covid19 Adell Henderson 7/15/20

How This Grammy-Nominated Producer Sparked Prison Reform With A Mixtape

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Jay-Z, Yo Gotti and Team Roc File Suit Against Mississippi Prison Over Health Conditions
Covid19 Casie Casanova 7/13/20 Covid19 Casie Casanova 7/13/20

Jay-Z, Yo Gotti and Team Roc File Suit Against Mississippi Prison Over Health Conditions

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“It’s Like a Horror Movie”: Trapped Inside San Quentin During an Explosion of COVID-19
Covid19 Lauren Anderson 7/7/20 Covid19 Lauren Anderson 7/7/20

“It’s Like a Horror Movie”: Trapped Inside San Quentin During an Explosion of COVID-19

San Quentin is currently the site of one of country’s worst COVID-19 clusters, with 1,300 prisoners and 184 staff having tested positive for the coronavirus as of July 7. At least six prisoners have died from the virus.

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The Daily Show with Chris Wilson - “The Master Plan” and overcoming adversity after prison
Lauren Anderson 7/6/20 Lauren Anderson 7/6/20

The Daily Show with Chris Wilson - “The Master Plan” and overcoming adversity after prison

Chris Wilson describes growing up surrounded by violence and abuse, the self-improvement plan he devised in prison and his journey toward social entrepreneurship.

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Freedom to Read: "Million Book Project" Brings Literature to 1,000 US Prisons
Lauren Anderson 6/30/20 Lauren Anderson 6/30/20

Freedom to Read: "Million Book Project" Brings Literature to 1,000 US Prisons

Andrew W. Mellon Foundation and Yale Law School’s Justice Collaboratory announced today a new initiative to distribute a curated 500-book collection to 1,000 medium and maximum security prisons, across every state in the U.S.

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