John Quick

In Georgia prisons, inmates face severe retaliation for exercising free speech, leading to worsening conditions and a culture of silence.

Blended learning in prisons enhances education through digital tools and in-person teaching, addressing barriers while promoting rehabilitation.

Georgia’s prison system is in crisis due to contraband and gang violence, leading to rising deaths and unsafe conditions for inmates and staff.

Vocational training in Georgia prisons significantly reduces recidivism by equipping inmates with essential job skills and post-release support.

Support for families of incarcerated loved ones includes emotional, financial, and practical resources tailored to help navigate challenges.

Georgia prison segregation aims to reduce gang violence but raises serious mental health and ethical concerns, calling for comprehensive reforms.

Incarceration affects not just inmates but also their families’ mental health, causing stress, anxiety, and emotional struggles for children and adults alike.

Georgia’s public defender system faces severe funding issues, leading to overwhelmed caseloads and systemic injustices for vulnerable communities.

A DOJ report reveals severe issues in Georgia’s prison system, including harsh segregation, unsafe conditions, and inadequate medical care for inmates.