Incarceration

This Black-Owned Bank Is Disrupting Recidivism With Financial Education in Prisons

Dr. Alice Green, the late executive director of the Center for Law and Justice.

Albany County Pledged to Move Toward Zero Youth Detention. How Is It Doing?

The “Bank Black & Green” Campaign Is Funneling Millions Away From Fossil Fuels and Incarceration

Incarcerated individual in prison

How Cities Can Bring Some Humanity to the Criminal Legal System

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Will Policymakers Open Doors to Housing for Formerly Incarcerated Americans?

Tag at entrance of tunnel that reads, 'Lahaina Strong'

The Weekly Wrap: A Year After Lahaina Fire, FEMA Policy Exacerbates Hawaii’s Housing

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Next City’s End-of-Year Give Guide

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The Path to Decarcerating Our Food Systems

Podcast

We Can Just Decide Not To Evict People With Convictions From Public Housing

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The Weekly Wrap: Rent Stabilized Tenants in New York City Get Another Rent Increase

Philly’s New Violence Intervention Program Focuses on Stability and Support

At San Quentin Prison, Law Students See Restorative Justice in Action

Economics in Brief: How Restaurant Workers Funded Lobbying Against Their Interests

Using Zoom To Connect Returning Citizens To Resources And Community

Atlanta Just Made Former Prisoners A Protected Class. Meet The Women Who Made It Happen.

Abolition Unfolds One Community at a Time

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