MOST RECENT STORIES
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Back on the Block - Andy & Tata : Part 5. A Gap Life
Brenda Ann Kenneally
2007 - 2010
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The Tribe
Steven Zeswitz
March, 2010
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Invisible: The crisis of LGBT Youth Homelessness
Samantha Box
March, 2010
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Cheyenne River
Emily Schiffer
June, 2010
VINTAGE/PREVIOUSLY UNRELEASED
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Hip Hop By All Means Necessary
Brenda Ann Kenneally
December, 2007
SERIES
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Back on the Block - Andy & Tata
Brenda Ann Kenneally
5 parts
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Back on the Block - Moya
Brenda Ann Kenneally
2 parts
CONTRIBUTORS
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Brenda Ann Kenneally
8 Stories
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Steven Zeswitz
1 Story
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Samantha Box
1 Story
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Emily Schiffer
1 Story
LINKS
Incarceration Clock
As of --:--:-- -.-. today, there are an estimated -,---,---, people in U.S. prisons and jails.
(Source: Prisonsucks.com: Research on the crime control industry.)
The Real Cost of Prisons Project
The Real Cost of Prisons Project seeks to broaden and deepen the organizing capacity of prison/justice activists working to end mass incarceration.
Million Dollar Blocks
The United States currently has more than 2 million people locked up in jails and prisons. A disproportionate number of them come from a very few neighborhoods in the country’s biggest cities.
Back on the Block - Andy & Tata: Part 5. A Gap Life
Brenda Ann Kenneally
2007 - 2010
Some people have a “gap year” - I’m having a “gap life” - says Andy see more...
Back on the Block - Moya: Part 1. "They Call Me Kidd In Jail"
Brenda Ann Kenneally
March, 2010
Moya lives in prison, her home away from home is the block. see more...
The Tribe
Steven Zeswitz
March, 2010
Transiency is part of the landscape of survival for some low-income residents of New Haven, Connecticut see more...
Invisible: The crisis of LGBT Youth Homelessness
Samantha Box
March, 2010
Breaking the silence on this crisis. Intimate portraits of the residents of Sylvia's Place, New York City's only emergency shelter for homeless LGBT youth see more..
Cheyenne River
Emily Schiffer
June, 2010
Empowered by the safety of this small town, children explore freely and develop a community of young people that operates largely without adult intervention. see more..
Hip Hip By Any Means Necessary
Brenda Ann Kenneally
December, 2007
An excerpt from a feature film that spans 3 years in the life of Big Trigg, Itchy Finga Sha, Foogie, K.O., and Skinnie Minnie as they roll from the streets of Brooklyn to L.A. in search of $$$$$$. see more..