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Parenthood in Prison

by Inmate Contributor | May 11, 2022 | From the Inside | 0 Comments

This is a subject that is especially personal to me. I have two children. One I have never met and another I barely know and...

Hi everyone. My name is Bobby Bostic. Look me up to learn about my story. I came to prison at 16 years old for robbery and I was...

Once upon a time, there existed a bird with a broken wing. Singing out loud for healing, so as to fly once again. Time seemed to...

by Eric Burnham | Mar 8, 2022 | From the Inside | 0 Comments

Photo by Jon Tyson on Unsplash Many of our followers are familiar with Eric, who is a frequent contributor to our blog. Read...

by Michael Henderson | Feb 26, 2022 | From the Inside | 0 Comments

Photo by engin akyurt on Unsplash Hello to all I the A.I. Universe. I was given an article recently by Katie Rose Quandt and...

by Rory Andes | Jan 29, 2022 | From the Inside | 0 Comments

On January 23rd I took a Covid PCR test and, because of the absolute mismanagement of the Covid response in our prison, I tested...

Photo by Altin Ferreira on Unsplash Is it possible to quantify the amount of, or in the case of amerika's prison industrial...

by Rory Andes | Jan 10, 2022 | From the Inside | 0 Comments

In a state like Washington that has no functional rehabilitative motivators, House Bill 1344, Emerging Adult Parole, may be a...

In her remarkable book, My Stroke Of Insight by neuroscientist Jill Bolte Taylor, PhD, I was taken on her profoundly objective...

by Eric Burnham | Jan 5, 2022 | From the Inside | 0 Comments

Photo by Taha Mazandarani on Unsplash I have been incarcerated for over twenty years now, a lifetime for many. When I was...