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Wrongful Convictions: Interview with Jason Kerzinski
George Toca letter, ©Jason Kerzinski, from Wrongful Convictions
When Jason Kerzinski started interviewing public defenders in New Orleans, he never imagined it would be a new beginning
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The CENTER Awards: Social Award Winner: Peter Merts
©Peter Merts, A dance student practices in a visiting room at Central California, from Incarcerated Artists
Congratulations to Peter Merts for his First Place win in the CENTER Social Awa
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Olivia Gay: Incarcerated women: interior views
©Olivia Gay
Most incarcerated people build lives for themselves inside prison, forming bonds and family units with their incarcerated peers, engaging in work, education, and play, and cre
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Deborah Espinosa: Living with Conviction: Sentenced to Debt for Life in Washington State
©Deborah Espinosa, Keshena, of Tacoma, Washington, holds the photo of her son, which she kept with her in prison to remind her of what she could lose while in prison.
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Julia Rendleman: Sisterhood of Recovery
©Julia Rendleman, Women of the Heroin Addiction Recovery Program at the Chesterfield County Jail outside of Richmond, Va. “pray out” a participant as she is released from jail.
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Jessica Earnshaw: Aging in Prison
©Jessica Earnshaw, Mary Kathleen “Kathy” Tyler, an 82-year-old woman incarcerated at Iowa Correctional Institution for Women in Mitchellville, was sentenced to life in prison i
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The CENTER Awards: Project Development Grant Winner: Justin Maxon
©Justin Maxon
Caption by Tim: [My aspiration is] being in business as an electrician. [My dream looks] powerful, sparkly, [with] stars and comets.
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Sara Bennett: LOOKING INSIDE: Portraits of Women Serving Life Sentences
©Sara Bennett, ANDREA, 64, in a recreational room at Taconic Correctional Facility (2019). Sentence: 20 years to life. Incarcerated in 2001 at the age of 46.
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Steve Davis: As Regular People
©Steve Davis, Chandra, What do you hope to do upon release? “I would like to start to work for Amazon companies or start flagging again or to landscape yards again, or take care of p
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Emily Kinni: Where Death Dies
Gas Chamber on the Spectator Side. Gas Chamber. Still sits in the now abandoned New Mexico State Penitentiary.
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