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Civics 101: Who Represents You?
Think you know who makes the rules in your state? Take five minutes today to look up your representatives - local, state, and federal. These are the people who vote on funding for prisons, education, housing, public defense, and reentry. In some states, they even vote...
Bee 🐝 Sides: Travel Will Break You Open
Welcome to Bee Sidesshort reflections on justice, hope, and the human spirit This series is a corner of our blog where I gather books, stories, and unexpected moments that linger long after the first glance. Most will tie back to incarceration,...
Fact Check Friday: No, They’re Not Voting
Undocumented immigrants are not getting Social Security numbers or voting in U.S. elections. But many are paying billions into the system—and never seeing a return.
The Good, The Bad, The Change: Jeff in Oregon
This series shares reflections directly from people in prison — what gives them hope, what causes harm, and what they believe needs to change. ADD YOUR TWO CENTS Snail mail: Adopt an Inmate*Good Bad Change*PO Box 1543Veneta, OR 97487 Use this form [spacer...
Policy vs. People: Communication Behind Bars
Prison isn’t just about punishment — it’s a billion-dollar business. From costly calls and messaging, to canceled visits, connection is treated like a luxury. And families are stuck with the bill.
Civics 101: Due Process
This week’s Civics 101 post breaks down what Due Process really means, who it protects, and why it’s essential to a fair justice system.