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.
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…
Those of us incarcerated by the Georgia Department of Corrections got used to the drones a while ago. They've been…
The first thing employers are going to ask me when I get out of prison and start applying for jobs…
In 2023, the Education Department will restore Pell Grant eligibility to incarcerated students and allow any nonprofit higher education facility…
It’s ironic in retrospect that drugs were part of why I went to prison, because drugs were also why, while…
The Georgia Department of Corrections (GDC) is no longer allowing prisoners on work release to acquire their own cell phones.…
On January 19, Georgia Department of Corrections Commissioner Timothy Ward deflected questions from the public about the department's understaffing crisis…
The Georgia Department of Corrections is in freefall. By the time the US Department of Justice opened an investigation in…