Intersections + Injustice
How “Trojan Horse Technology” Turned Health Care Into Policing
Policing Patients: Treatment and Surveillance on the Frontlines of the Opioid Crisis is a ...
VA Woman Could Face Lifetime in Prison for Mushroom, Cannabis Sales
A woman in Louisa County, Virginia, faces a sentence of up to 160 years ...
VA Funds MDMA Study to Treat Veterans’ PTSD and Alcohol Use Disorder
The United States Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) is sponsoring historic research to treat ...
US Continues to Spend Billions on Drug War in Lower-Income Countries
United States taxpayers continue to fund a destructive and deadly drug war in low- ...
There Are Multiple Routes to Prisoner Naloxone Access. These Are the Best.
[Read Part 1 of this series here] So far only one prison in the ...
With Winter Coming, Cities’ Emergency Shelter Plans Vary Wildly
As temperatures drop around the country, cities and counties have an even more urgent ...
Georgia’s Jails Are Less Violent Than Its Prisons. That Comes at Other Costs.
Six weeks after the United States Department of Justice published the findings of its ...
US Appeals Court Blocks Securus, Pay Tel Bids to Stall Prison Call Rate Caps
The landmark Federal Communications Commission (FCC) regulations poised to bring down costs of phone ...
Overdose Prevention in Prisons Means Giving Prisoners Access to Naloxone
In the free world, bystanders who call EMS to an active overdose receive legal ...
Given Few Options for Chronic Pain, Prisoners Are Making Safer Moonshine
Moonshine, hooch, julep, toilet wine, clear—whatever they call it, over the past 30 years ...
