Our executive director, @premaldharia.bsky.social, has been elected as a member of the national criminal justice think tank, the @counciloncj.org, joining the ranks of established leaders around the country. Read more about CCJ: counciloncj.org.

We have our eyes on The Alabama Solution for Best Documentary Feature at the #Oscars tonight. Our Exposing Prisons Project has been built while working with the film's impact campaign.

Prisons keep secrets and we aim to help expose truths.
Learn more: endmassincarceration.org/expose/

Help us train lawyers to challenge mass incarceration: For #GivingTuesday, make a gift that prepares & activates lawyers to work in solidarity with movements & people impacted by carceral systems. Together, we’re reimagining what the law can do—and who it’s for. endmassincarceration.org/donate/

Join us in amplifying media that moves us toward justice, and in ensuring that these important voices are heard. #MovementMediaMonday

Today is #MovementMediaMonday. In advance of #GivingTuesday, give early and support our online publication, @inquest.bsky.social, dedicated to advancing bold ideas to end mass incarceration. endmassincarceration.org/donate/

At Inquest and our publisher @endmassinc.bsky.social we believe that every voice has the power to move systems—and people—toward freedom. Yet, too often, the voices of those most affected by incarceration are intentionally silenced.

A gift from you helps change that.

Prison Journalism Is a Disinfecting Light. That’s Why Prisons Suppress It. - Inquest A new initiative on prison journalism from the Institute to End Mass Incarceration aims to restore prison transparency and First Amendment rights for incarcerated journalists.

Announcing a new initiative of @endmassinc.bsky.social called Defending Prison Journalism, which will include a series of articles from Inquest's incarcerated writers on the current state of incarcerated journalists' rights. Read all about it:

When Reporting Is a Crime - Corinne Shanahan & Andrew Crespo - Inquest States have restricted, surveilled, and punished prison journalism for decades, with dire consequences—for incarcerated people and for democracy.

"Journalists behind bars, describing endless forms of payback, told us that retaliation was the greatest constraint on their work." Andrew Crespo & Corinne Shanahan of @endmassinc.bsky.social break down the ways prisons stop reporting of what goes on behind their walls.

Inquest contributors shined at the Stillwater Awards this year, presented by @spj-posts.bsky.social & @prisonjournalism.bsky.social. We are thrilled to be in community with these incredible authors, and proud to have @inquest.bsky.social recognized as a leading space for their voices & ideas.

Inquest named a finalist for a National Magazine Award - Harvard Law School Inquest, a publication of the Institute to End Mass Incarceration, at Harvard Law School, was named a finalist for the 60th annual National Magazine Awards.

We are very proud of our team at @inquest.bsky.social for being a National Magazine Awards finalist: hls.harvard.edu/today/inques...

IEMI Executive Faculty Director Andrew Crespo has a new, innovative criminal law casebook out with co-author John Rappaport. Listen to this new @aspenpublishing.bsky.social podcast episode with him to hear more about its approach: podbean.com/media/share/...

We are so proud to share that IEMI's executive director, @premaldharia.bsky.social, has received the Krieger Champion of Liberty Award from the American Bar Association! www.americanbar.org/groups/crimi...

We are thrilled that @inquest.bsky.social is a finalist for the National Magazine Awards!

Such an excellent session during Public Interest Week discussing community solutions to dismantle mass incarceration with @endmassinc.bsky.social‬ Exec Director @premaldharia.bsky.social and QC Senior Manager Dana Bazelon.

A timely discussion on pardons & clemency, moderated by IEMI executive director @premaldharia.bsky.social: