John Quick

Extreme heat in Georgia prisons is leading to preventable deaths, highlighting systemic neglect and the urgent need for reform.

Explore how family advocacy is driving prison reform by addressing the impacts of incarceration on families and fostering community support.

Independent investigations highlight critical issues in Georgia’s prisons, pushing for transparency, accountability, and urgent reforms.

Independent investigations in Georgia’s prisons unveil systemic issues, calling for accountability and reforms to protect human rights.

Halting prison construction can save billions and address systemic issues like overcrowding and racial disparities, focusing on rehabilitation instead.

Georgia’s $1.5 billion prison budget overshadows community needs, calling for a shift toward effective, community-based solutions to reduce crime.

Explore how community-led events can drive meaningful prison reform and amplify the voices of those impacted by the justice system.

Georgia prisons fall short in rehabilitation, yet inmates are self-educating in computer science, highlighting the need for better programs.

Georgia’s prisons face a crisis of violence, understaffing, and neglect, violating inmates’ 8th Amendment rights and demanding urgent reform.

Georgia’s prison system struggles with gang violence, staffing shortages, and inadequate separation policies, threatening public safety and rehabilitation.