Intersections + Injustice
Re-Entry Isn’t the Same as Recovery, No Matter What SAMHSA Thinks
A decade ago, the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration determined that having ...
Sex Offender Registry Reform Is a Harm Reduction Issue
In the United States, anyone convicted of a sex offense is punished with two ...
Judge Keeps NJ Immigrant Detention Center Open, as Fight Continues
New Jersey’s last immigrant detention center, in the city of Elizabeth, will remain open ...
US Overdose Database Unveiled, With a Rare View From the County Level
A first-of-its-kind tracker from the San Francisco Chronicle organizes United States drug overdose death ...
Why Indigenous Protesters Stopped a Global Psychedelic Conference
Early this summer, the Psychedelic Science conference brought 12,000 people to Denver, Colorado, to ...
“Stop Cop City” Question Now Likely to Be on Atlanta Ballot in November
Organizers have gathered enough signatures to put a deeply divisive plan for a new ...
DeSantis Removal of Elected Reform Prosecutor Signals New Normal
State Attorney Monique Worrell of Orlando, Florida, has not been radical, or even close. ...
How We Clean Knife Wounds in Prison, Without Going to Medical
[Read Part 1 of this story here] Fighting is a fact of life in ...
Receiver Could Soon Take Over Rikers Island, After New Damning Report
The political and legal battle over the future of New York City’s Rikers Island ...
Fifth Circuit Strikes Post-Conviction Voting Ban as “Cruel and Unusual”
The intent of Mississippi’s lifetime voting ban for people convicted of certain crimes, written ...
