A set of movements, leaders, research, and policies pushing for the rights of incarcerated people.

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** Leadership Weekly
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This Leadership weekly we look at a set of movements, leaders, research, and policies pushing for the rights of incarcerated people. First, we examine how many incarcerated seniors are needlessly suffering and dying behind bars in New York—and the current movements and policies fighting to rescue them from a cruel parole system and facilities failing to care for elders’ health. Our next two features consider two crucial justice fights for the incarcerated: research calling for systemic decrease of women’s incarceration rates, and efforts to extend labor rights to incarcerated workers. Lastly, we turn to a visionary proposal for a world without prisons.
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Parole Justice Now: Confronting Death by Incarceration in New York ([link removed])
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A dysfunctional parole system and poorly resourced facilities are failing a growing population of incarcerated elders in New York, many of whom are needlessly suffering and dying. But two new bills could rescue hundreds, even thousands of elders from dying behind bars. Read more… ([link removed])

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Report Calls for Systemic Change to Drive Down Women’s Incarceration Rates ([link removed])
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Women are chronically overlooked in a deeply flawed, male-dominated criminal justice system. An Illinois report seeks to lay the groundwork for systemic transformation. Read more… ([link removed])

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Labor Rights for all Must Include Incarcerated People ([link removed])
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The imprisoned face a work culture where there is both a lack of transferrable skills, and a lack of adequate remuneration. The current push to modify the “slavery clause” of the 13th amendment must be combined with raising wages and increasing opportunities for incarcerated workers. Read more… ([link removed])

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Abolitionist Politics: The Case for a World without Prisons ([link removed])
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The work of abolition is to make new forms of human life possible. Abolition helps us see this work in progress, and to work towards our own betterment. Read more… ([link removed])

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