Legal Services for Prisoners with Children 2017, published an anthologyĬalled Hell is a Very Small Place, although it does not sell theīook directly. Solitary Watch also welcomes submissions of writing by those currently or formerly Solitary Watch works to expose and oppose the use of solitary confinement in U.S. NowĪlso has developed resources in Minnesota, Hawai’i and Connecticut, and have pending projects in South Also publishes aġ211 page manual, the Roadmap to Reentry legal guide. Information about people’s rights in reentry. Is not intended to give legal advice, but rather general legal Including the 100-page Reentry Planning Toolkits. Reentry, but has a number of publications to plan for reentry, Mostly focused on services for released Californians in
Its website publishes fact sheets and a directory listing programs in the United States and around the world that offer services specifically for children and families of the incarcerated.
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Nationwide and is free to prisoners who send an SASE. Publishes a monthly newsletter with news about prisoners Serves people nationally.Ĭoalition for Prisoners’ Rights Newsletter May not respond to individualĬitizens United for Rehabilitation of Errants (CURE)ĬURE organizes prisoners, their families and other concerned citizens to achieve reforms in the criminal justice system, and has a presence in 24 states. The creative use of law as a positive force for social change andĭedicated to advancing and protecting constitutional rights.ĬCR recently litigated the Ashker v Governor challenge to Non-profit legal and educational organization committed to
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Through their grassroots organizing, they are building a powerful political movement to win full restoration of Us or None is to strengthen the voices of people most affectedīy mass incarceration and the growth of the prison-industrialĬomplex. TheyĪre fighting against the discrimination that people face everyĭay because of arrest or conviction history. All of Us or None fightsįor the full restoration of our civil and human rights of formerly-and currently- incarcerated people and families. All of Us or None is a grassroots organizing project of Legal
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