Intersections + Injustice
Remembering Albert Woodfox, Who Fought to Free Me From Death Row
On March 1, Maurice Hastings was officially declared innocent after spending 38 years in ...
How Drug “Decriminalization” Fueled Brazil’s Mass Incarceration Crisis
At first glance, Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva’s cabinet looks very different ...
Environmental Ruin, Aided by Drug War: How Can Defenders Fight Back?
Land use and control, combined with prohibition, is the fundamental motor driving environmental harm ...
Ten Key Recommendations to Expand Hepatitis C Care in Prisons
All around the world, people in prisons are at high risk for contracting the ...
The Chronic Challenge of Burnout Among Harm Reduction Workers
In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, and in the midst of the overdose ...
BC Indigenous Drug Users Describe Pattern of Forced Discharges From ED
In 2011, public health researchers in Vancouver began conducting interviews with people who use ...
Breonna Taylor Died Three Years Ago. Police Power Is Still Unchecked.
Three years ago today, police killed Breonna Taylor in her home during a no-knock ...
Amid Rising Crisis, Georgia Denies Medicaid Expansion to HIV Patients
A Georgia bill to expand Medicaid coverage to people living with HIV did not ...
Missouri Makes Promising Expungements Start, Erasing 7,500 Cannabis Records
The state of Missouri has cleared several thousand old marijuana records as it implements ...
How We’re Building Collective Harm Reduction Power in South Carolina
Most harm reduction work plays out in legal gray areas, but in South Carolina ...
