The eleventh manuscript in the special volume for Critical Education (eds. Erin Castro and Mary Gould) has now been published.

For The New York Times Magazine, Rachel Kushner profiles Ruth Wilson Gilmore, the activist and scholar who has spent decades advocating for prison abolition.

“Those of us who have known freedom and then had it taken away have a different understanding of the world from those of you who haven’t.”

This book compiles chapters written by individuals on the right and the left of the political spectrum, and within and outside the fields of prison education and reentry...

In the first video, Bruce Western and Damon Phillips explore issues around reintegrating into society after prison.

The ninth manuscript in the special volume for Critical Education (eds. Erin Castro and Mary Gould) has now been published.

The Marshall Project launches “News Inside,” a free magazine for incarcerated students taking college courses.

Chris Wolfe, who teaches creative writing at Rikers Island through the Justice-in-Education Initiative, reflects on his complicated journey of being a black officer in...

Since 1994, prisoners have been unable to receive Pell Grants, the primary provider of federal financial aid to low-income students.

Current state law in New York allows prosecutors to conceal crucial evidence from defense attorneys and their clients until shortly before the time of trial.