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July 10, 2019By Danielle SMamademics.comMarch 31st, 2016 This year seems to just be flying by. Can you believe that March is drawing…- July 10, 2019PM Press is proud to announce the arrival of Paper Politics: Socially Engaged Printmaking Today. As Josh MacPhee states at…
- July 10, 2019DubdogFebruary 22nd, 2015 It seems somewhat ironic that a journal called Signal should pass me by, again. I wrote about…
- July 10, 2019By Pete WillisLast HoursDecember 10, 2010 Much has been written about the need for alternative and underground cultures to take…
- July 10, 2019By Victoria LawIllustrations by Rachel GalindoWIN Magazine Women have resisted and protested their conditions of confinement since the start of…
- July 10, 2019An Interview with Victoria Law By Ellen PapazianThe Feminist Review Feminist Review recently interviewed writer and activist Victoria Law on…
July 10, 2019Women’s health in prison: urgent need for improvement in gender equity and social justice By World Health OrganizationBrenda J van…- July 10, 2019I first started corresponding with Marilyn Buck in late 1995/early 1996. I was a first-year college student trying to find…
- July 10, 2019The Federal Bureau of Prisons (BOP) is proposing further isolating people in Communications Management Units (more details below). There's a…
- July 10, 2019Supermax Subscriptions seeks to connect the surplus of well-traveled citizens to a population that never goes anywhere: prisoners in American…
- July 10, 2019In Argentina, incarcerated mothers are allowed to keep their young children with them for the first two to four years.…
- July 10, 2019On August 24, 1974, Joan Little, a twenty-one-year-old black woman and the only female prisoner in North Carolina’s Beaufort County…
