Page 113 — Prison Journalism Project

A clear sphere displays a burnt red sunset over the horizon upside down.

Perception

by Heather C. Jarvis September 12, 2022

A woman at pro-choice rally holds a pink sign that reads "Choice is a human right."

Three Friends. Three Abortions. Three Separate Choices

by HL Tapia September 9, 2022

Roman statue of the head of St. John the Baptist

Mask

by Christopher Reece September 9, 2022

Mirror image of a man facing inward, with the background of a bandanna; one half is tinted red and the other half is tinted blue.

Q&A

A Blood and a Crip Talk Police Brutality — and Revenge

by Chris.X September 8, 2022

Folded hands of an elderly black man

Pandemic-Era Ageism and America’s Lack of Empathy

by Delbert Williams September 8, 2022October 11, 2023

Split images of two painted faces

Art & Illustrations

In Prison, They Call Me Picasso

by John W. Zenc September 7, 2022March 31, 2026

Rainbow flags, candles, signs and flowers decorate the front of the Stonewall Inn in New York City.

Stonewall Child

by Mithrellas Curtis September 7, 2022

Monkeypox safety tape barrier in front of defocused background.

Across America, Prisons Must Prepare for Monkeypox

by William P. Maestas September 6, 2022

Stacks of books with different colored covers at different heights form steps.

Education Behind Bars Unlocked New Meaning for Me

by Jesse Rinke September 6, 2022

The blue screen of a JPay JP6 tablet shows a variety of apps available for download.

Review: What JPay’s Prison Tablets Had to Offer

by Tue Kha September 2, 2022November 17, 2023