C is a writer and advocate interested in prison/criminal justice reform, LGBTQ rights, harm reduction and government/cultural criticism. She has studied history/theology with the Third Order of Carmelites and completed degrees in Systematic Theology. She is currently studying law.
The true measure of how a prison treats its prisoners can be found in their tattoos. Hands clasped in prayer;…
A Georgia bill to expand Medicaid coverage to people living with HIV did not pass out of the House, another…
On February 23, a student-led walkout will mark the largest protest to date of Florida universities sharing data on trans…
After four years at the helm of the Georgia Department of Corrections (GDC), Timothy Ward has stepped down. Though prisoners…
John, 41, has been incarcerated in the Georgia Department of Corrections (GDC) system for the past five years. Around 2020,…
Nationwide, prisoners and their loved ones are reeling from exorbitant commissary price hikes that are pulling basic food and hygiene…
Many people I've spent Christmas with in prison have described this time of year the same way: feeling like there's…
Of the 13 years I’ve spent incarcerated, 2020 was the worst. It was the year I lost hope in the…
After years of attempting to privatize prisoner medical care, the Georgia Department of Corrections has at finally done so—and chosen…
Many effects of the understaffing crisis within the Georgia Department of Corrections have been well-documented, if not actually addressed. Trans…