This U.S. Navy veteran is serving a 10-year sentence far from home, making visits from loved ones nearly impossible. He’s doing everything he can to grow in a violent, unstable environment, but prison doesn’t make it easy. For many veterans, isolation is a second sentence.
Daily life of a Prisoner in Florida
We will be periodically publishing posts for this series from Michael Henderson, a Florida prisoner serving a life sentence....
The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly
Whether you are for or against inmates being able to receive stimulus checks like rest of the country, the choice was made by a...
Addiction: A Choice Or A Disease?
Many have exclaimed, "Addiction is NOT a disease — it's a choice!" A disease, they'll say, is something that you have no control...
Understanding Addiction
It's no secret that most of us in prison (about 80% in fact) have been involved with and/or addicted to drugs and/or alcohol for...
Finding My Purpose In Prison
We’re pleased to introduce a new contributor to our blog, Eric Burnham. My name is Eric Shawn Burnham. I was born April 21, 1979...
Letters From Prison: Frequent Unexplained Deaths
From a prisoner in the Sing Sing facility in New York. Q: Please indicate issues you would like to see addressed in your...
