Jun 24, 2019 | Media, Research & Strategy |
Article written by Victoria Law for The Atlantic. Excerpt below: On a morning this past March, two dozen women gathered on a Harlem sidewalk. Many had been released from prison over the past decade. They were boarding a charter bus to Albany, where they hoped to...
Feb 6, 2019 | Research & Strategy, Resources |
~NOW AVAILABLE~ Research Across the Walls: A Guide to Participatory Research Projects & Partnerships to Free Criminalized Survivors Download Now! For many survivors, experiences of policing, criminalization, and incarceration are deeply intertwined with...
Sep 23, 2018 | Research & Strategy, Resources |
This curriculum unit is intended to help activists, advocates, organizers and community members to learn more about the criminalization of domestic violence survivors. We hope that you will use it during this October’s domestic violence awareness month and beyond to...
Sep 13, 2018 | Case & Campaign Updates, Media, Research & Strategy |
Kelly Hayes interviews S&P member, Mariame Kaba, about the S&P commutation campaign in New York.Truthout. Excerpt below: Hayes: Cynthia Nixon’s promise to commute the sentences of criminalized survivors, if she is elected, was a surprise to many. What do you...
Aug 10, 2018 | Research & Strategy |
by Gail T. Smith As we focus on the Survived and Punished #FreeThemAll National Week of Action, it’s eye-opening to consider state legislation introduced with the intent of providing a legal remedy to unjust incarceration of survivor-defendants who were criminalized...
Feb 4, 2018 | Research & Strategy |
Does the #MeToo anti-violence movement reach survivors of domestic and sexual violence in California’s women’s prisons? Recent reforms to curb mass incarceration in the U.S. have reduced the total number of men in state prisons since 2009, but populations in...
