News & Features New Executive Order Includes Solitary Confinement Reforms, but Falls Short of Biden’s Campaign Promise Read Story Arrow pointing right by Jean Casella May 25, 2022
News & Features The Word: The Myth of Safety Through Punishment Read Story Arrow pointing right by Vaidya Gullapalli April 29, 2022
News & Features Incarcerated People of Color with Mental Illness Get Less Treatment and More Solitary Confinement Read Story Arrow pointing right by Melat Eskender April 22, 2022
News & Features COVID-Fueled Solitary Confinement Still Plagues Prisons and Jails Read Story Arrow pointing right by Katie Rose Quandt and Allison Altshule March 22, 2022
News & Features In Connecticut, Opponents of Solitary Confinement Renew the Fight for Strong Legislation and Independent Oversight Read Story Arrow pointing right by Mirilla Zhu March 18, 2022
News & Features New York’s Oldest Supermax Prison Closes as State Prepares to Implement Law Limiting Solitary Confinement Read Story Arrow pointing right by Victoria Law March 11, 2022
News & Features Will Biden Step Up on Solitary Confinement? Read Story Arrow pointing right by Veronica Riccobene and Jean Casella February 28, 2022
News & Features The Truth Behind Dennis Hope’s Decades of Torture in Solitary Confinement Read Story Arrow pointing right by Madeline Batt February 17, 2022
News & Features Santa Was in Solitary and Jesus Got the Death Penalty Read Story Arrow pointing right by Jean Casella December 24, 2021
News & Features Jailhouse Lawyers Are Often Punished With Solitary Confinement Read Story Arrow pointing right by Roxanne Barnes December 22, 2021
News & Features How Not to Fight a Prison Pandemic [Update] Read Story Arrow pointing right by Juan Moreno Haines and Katie Rose Quandt December 8, 2021
News & Features Can Architects Help End Solitary Confinement? Read Story Arrow pointing right by Nicole Capozziello November 29, 2021
News & Features No Touching Allowed for Many LGBTQ+ People in Prison Read Story Arrow pointing right by Lizzie Kane September 16, 2021
News & Features “I Watch the Roaches and I Envy Them.” After 34 Years, Billy Blake Is Released from Solitary Confinement in New York Read Story Arrow pointing right by Vaidya Gullapalli July 7, 2021
News & Features How Not to Fight a Prison Pandemic Read Story Arrow pointing right by Juan Moreno Haines and Katie Rose Quandt June 30, 2021
News & Features Why Lockdowns Can’t Protect People in Prison From Deadly Viruses Read Story Arrow pointing right by Annalena Wolcke June 15, 2021
News & Features New York State Passes the Nation’s Strongest Anti-Solitary Legislation Read Story Arrow pointing right by Veronica Riccobene April 2, 2021
News & Features James Ridgeway, 1936–2021 Read Story Arrow pointing right by Jean Casella February 17, 2021
News & Features At San Quentin, the Response to COVID-19 Brings More Isolation and Suffering to People with Mental Illness Read Story Arrow pointing right by Juan Moreno Haines February 11, 2021
News & Features D.C. Jail: From Hellhole to Hotspot Read Story Arrow pointing right by Valerie Kiebala, James Ridgeway, and Lawrence Ukenye December 30, 2020
News & Features Santa Was in Solitary and Jesus Got the Death Penalty Read Story Arrow pointing right by Jean Casella and James Ridgeway December 24, 2020
News & Features In New York’s State Prisons, One Night in Solitary Can Derail an Education Read Story Arrow pointing right by Alexandra Gibbons November 20, 2020
News & Features “You Can Never Get That Time Back”: Solitary Confinement Is Devastating for Incarcerated Mothers and Their Children Read Story Arrow pointing right by Ella Goldblum November 13, 2020
News & Features Inside One Lawyer’s Quest to End Solitary Confinement Read Story Arrow pointing right by Katie Rose Quandt November 1, 2020
News & Features Seven Days in Solitary [8/31/20] Read Story Arrow pointing right by Valerie Kiebala September 1, 2020
News & Features Struggling to Survive at San Quentin: “We Are Dying in Here” Read Story Arrow pointing right by Juan Moreno Haines August 14, 2020
