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"A letter telling how uncaring people at Price Daniel Unit don't care about inmate's lives."

picture and poem from Larry Harris

Kambri Crews was raised in rural Texas by deaf parents with few resources. Crew's book, Burn Down The Ground: A Memoir, reflects on the experience of living with disabled parents who faced their own demons. In tellingher own story, she also explores…

Andrea McCutcheon's fiancé is incarcerated and was recently approved for parole. Dealing with the logistics of parole, and now, of pandemic protocols, Andrea explains that overall, "People do not understand what the processes are, what people go…

Rhiannon's husband is incarcerated. She speaks of prison conditions and her husband's experiences before and during this pandemic. She also shares her experiences as a wife, mother, and advocate for the incarcerated.

The interview was cut off due…

Micaela Rodriguez is a second-year student of social work and activist. She shares her personal experience with the criminal justice system, academic understandings of the carceral state, and hopes for continued advocacy, saying that, "I just try to…

A scanned copy of a log of meals received during the COVID-19 pandemic.

A letter about the conditions of the Telford Unit during COVID-19, by Michael J. Carson.

Linda Louden is an activist whose son has been incarcerated in Texas for seven years. Linda speaks of the conditions her son is facing on the inside -- and retaliation that has resulted from her advocacy work to bring light to those conditions. Linda…