Intersections + Injustice
Ten Years After Motherisk, Parents Who Use Drugs Still Punished
It’s been 10 years since Canadians learned that a trusted children’s hospital had been ...
DOT Backs “Witnessed” Urine Drug-Testing for Truck Drivers
The Department of Transportation will require “directly observed” urine drug-testing in federal workplace situations ...
First Analysis of Free Prison Phone Calls Shows They Reduce Violence
The first comprehensive report on the impact of offering free phone calls in United ...
Trump Admin Plans More Drug War, AI Surveillance, Wastewater Testing
On May 8, the United States “Department of War” struck another boat in the ...
Tobacco Harm Reduction Should Be Part of HIV Care
Globally, around 41 million people are living with HIV. And just about everywhere, smoking ...
Portland Changes “Nuisance Property” Code, a Crackdown on Motel Sex Work
Emi Koyama is the founder of Seattle-based Coalition for Rights & Safety for People ...
Lifers Fall Through the Cracks of the Prison Security Classification System
The Georgia Department of Corrections assigns every person in its custody a security classification: ...
Louisiana “Homelessness Court” Would Offer Treatment, Forced Labor
On April 28, a Louisiana Senate committee advanced a homelessness criminalization bill brightly titled ...
WA Adopts Immigrant Worker Protections, Pushing Back Against Feds
Washington Governor Bob Ferguson (D) has signed into law a new set of protections ...
Prison Can’t Be the New Nursing Home If It Isn’t Wheelchair-Accessible
Ralph*, one of the men incarcerated with me at South Central Correctional Facility in ...
