Her Campus at MSU
Motherhood in Captivity: Investigating Ambiguity in Carceral Institutions
How does the ambiguity of jailcare, or healthcare in jail, affect everyday interactions in carceral institutions?
Her Campus at FSU
Abolitionist Force To Be Reckoned With: Reverend Doris Green
Learn more about her journey and the abolition movement!
Her Campus at FIU
Police Brutality, Funding, and Systemic Racism: Why Your White Privilege Grants You Protection
" What is systemic or institutional racism, and does it exist? " Let’s talk about statistics for a moment. According to the Bureau of...
Her Campus at Temple
Members of the Central Park Five spoke to Temple students about their experience with the criminal justice system
In the wise words of Dr. Yusef Salaam, the criminal justice system is more like the “criminal system of justice.”
Her Campus at Belmont
A Glimpse of Mass Incarceration Through Mass Media
“Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere.”- Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. There is no other nation in the world that has a higher...
Her Campus at UFL
‘From the Inside’ Art Exhibit Featured Art Created by Incarcerated Women
Hippodrome showcased non-profit that allows incarcerated women to express themselves using art.
Her Campus at WVU
Where Do U.S. Prisoners Go During Natural Disasters?
Plans are set for American citizens in the path of natural disaster. When those disasters are on the way, residents get to evacuate; in...
Her Campus at Akron
As the Water Rises: Incarcerations & Mandatory Evacuations
As someone who was born and raised in Ohio, I have no idea what’s it like to be at the mercy of the sea, to crowd around the TV...