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Clinicians Being Implemented Into 911 Response Model
El Paso began placing clinicians at their 911 centers in order to better respond to mental health calls. Emergence Health Network – a local agency
Solitary Confinement in US Prisons: A Research-Based Primer
A recent primer released by the Good Men Project, written by Clark Merrefield, is a response to estimates that on any given day, there are
Black Male Chased and Crippled by Police Officer
During a Saturday in Paterson, NJ, Mr. Cooper heard gunfire around him. As a result, Mr. Cooper began running for his life. While running away
District of Columbia Being Sued for Sending Armed Police To Mental Health Emergencies
Bread for the City, a D.C. nonprofit that provides food, medical, and social services to low-income residents, has filed a lawsuit against the city for
Border Police Officer Acquitted After Killing Palestinian with Disabilities
The Border Police officer who shot and killed Iyad al-Hallak, a Palestinian with special needs, in eastern Jerusalem in 2020 was acquitted of all charges by
Transgender woman remains in prison two years after protesting against Cuban government
Brenda Díaz, a transgender woman with HIV, has been held in a men’s prison for two years after participating in an anti-government protest in Cuba
“California Invests in Education for Incarcerated Youth”
California’s youth justice system is undergoing significant reforms, with a focus on improving educational opportunities for young people in lockups. The recently signed state budget
Solitary Confinement Is An Intersectional Issue
Reporting from Mother Jones: “Tracie Bernardi Guzman’s recent experience with Connecticut’s governor sheds light on the challenges faced by advocates fighting to end solitary confinement.