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He pardoned violent January 6 offenders and is criminalizing vulnerable immigrants.

Police interactions put young people like my brother at risk.

The Supreme Court has twice ruled that it is perfectly constitutional to do so.

The jail my dad is in got rid of in-person visits years ago.

Women are the new face of criminalization, incarceration, and punishment.

I was tried as an adult for a crime I committed at the age of 15.

This video explains the cycle of violence; how the criminal legal system further traumatizes survivors; and why non-carceral alternatives are necessary to break this cycle.

The girls I’ve met inside don’t know about their period, or how people get pregnant.

The media plays a huge role in spreading police-centered narratives.

There is no healing in those conditions.

The vast majority of kids caught up in child welfare cases are African American or Latino.

Hear what abolitionists have to say.

More incarceration isn’t the answer.

Our current approach to crime doesn’t work. This is an alternative.

Five law students explain what’s wrong with pretrial detention.

Many women like me share similar experiences of abuse and childhood abandonment.

Some jobs require us to encounter profound trauma on a regular basis.

And why more police funding won’t help.

“Punitive systems only create more cycles of trauma and violence.”

Despite a 1967 Supreme Court ruling that secures this fundamental right.