Intersections + Injustice

    The Last Days of Parole

    For the first time in six years, in 2025 the Georgia State Board of ...

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    Jimmy Iakovos

    CO Renews Most of Its Historic Push to Reduce Harms of Faulty Drug Tests

    In June 2025, Colorado Governor Jared Polis (D) signed a bill that established a ...

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    Kastalia Medrano

    SAMHSA’s “Assisted Outpatient Treatment” Is Still Civil Commitment

    On January 15, the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) hosted a ...

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    Leah Harris

    Drugs Barely Even a Pretext Anymore in Trump’s Regional Nightmare

    On January 19, Senator Tim Kaine (D-Va) vowed to pass a war powers resolution ...

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    Tana Ganeva

    SF to Open “RESET” Sobering Center, Pilot Civil Commitment for Drug Use

    On January 7, San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie (D) announced imminent plans to open ...

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    Kastalia Medrano

    “Your Life Is Over”: Prison Guards on 16-Hour Shifts With No Backup

    Three decades ago when I began my prison sentence, corrections officers worked eight-hour shifts. ...

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    Tony Vick

    Smoking Should Not Be a Footnote in Cervical Cancer Prevention

    Cervical cancer is the fourth most common cancer among women. In 2022, there were ...

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    Kim "Skip" Murray

    Fixing Electronics in Prison

    There are few soft surfaces in prison, so when one of us drops a ...

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    Jimmy Iakovos

    Robotic Methadone Tech Not the Answer to Clinics’ Culture of Cruelty

    The methadone clinic cartel is increasingly turning to technology in order to stay in ...

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    Helen Redmond

    BC Government Doubles Down on Forced Drug Treatment

    The British Columbia government is doubling down on involuntary treatment for people who use ...

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    Dustin Godfrey