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• A Kaiser Health News report co-published with NPR details the trauma that survivors of solitary confinement carry with them years after their imprisonment. Pamela Winn, founder of nonprofit RestoreHER, which fights against mass-incarceration, describes her lasting mental health effects from spending eight months in solitary confinement. Her time in solitary continues to make it difficult […]

Seven Days in Solitary

Solitary Confinement

Seven Days in Solitary [10/13/21]

Seven Days in Solitary [10/6/21]

Seven Days in Solitary [9/29/21]

Seven Days in Solitary [9/22/21]

Voices From Solitary: This Inhumane Project Called Solitary Confinement

No Touching Allowed for Many LGBTQ+ People in Prison

Seven Days in Solitary [9/15/21]

Back-to-School Resource: Reading/ Teaching Guide for “Hell Is a Very Small Place: Voices from Solitary Confinement”

Seven Days in Solitary [9/9/21]

Seven Days in Solitary [9/1/21]

Seven Days in Solitary [8/25/21]

Seven Days in Solitary [8/18/21]

Seven Days in Solitary [8/2/21]

Seven Days in Solitary [7/27/21]

Voices From Solitary: House of Destruction

Seven Days in Solitary [7/19/21]

Seven Days in Solitary [7/12/21]

Voices From Solitary: Double Doors

How Not to Fight a Prison Pandemic

Why Lockdowns Can’t Protect People in Prison From Deadly Viruses

Seven Days in Solitary [5/17/21]

Voices from Solitary: Why Did They Choose Antonio?

Six Weeks in Solitary [4/5/21]

New York State Passes the Nation’s Strongest Anti-Solitary Legislation

Voices from Solitary: It Never Gets Easier

“Ready to Return to Humanity” After 34 Years in Solitary Confinement

James Ridgeway, 1936–2021

Seven Days in Solitary [2/15/21]

At San Quentin, the Response to COVID-19 Brings More Isolation and Suffering to People with Mental Illness