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Spending one last New Year's Eve in prison brings memories of New York's Times Square.

My Last New Year’s Eve In Prison

by Ryan M. Moser December 30, 2022

How inflation further imprisons the incarcerated.

How Surging Prices Further Imprison the Incarcerated

by Patrick Irving December 28, 2022October 29, 2023

You can buy anything in prison if you have the money.

Envy in a Time of Giving

by Timothy Monk December 26, 2022

For some women in prison, it is easy to make Christmas magic

Essays & Memoirs

My 14th Christmas in Prison

by Mithrellas Curtis December 23, 2022February 9, 2024

Socks hang on a clothesline in anticipation of another Christmas in prison

’Twas the Night Before Christmas in Prison

by Jeffery Shockley December 23, 2022

Holiday art by incarcerated artist Chad Weinstein

An Incarcerated Christmas

by PJP Editors December 22, 2022December 29, 2022

It's difficult to find holiday cheer in prison

Finding Christmas Cheer in Dreary Confines

by John L. Orr December 21, 2022

Christmastime in prison brings memories of Christmas lights and family holiday gatherings.

Essays & Memoirs

‘Dang Man, I Miss My Family’

by Antoine Davis December 20, 2022December 20, 2022

For many incarcerated men and women dabbling in arts and crafts, loved ones receive greeting cards — not visiting time — during holidays.

Prison’s Holiday Card Market

by Brian Bragg December 20, 2022

In prison, sometimes the most meaningful gifts are the most simple.

Q&A

Q&A: 12 Incarcerated Women on Their Favorite Gifts

by Chanell Burnette December 19, 2022November 1, 2023