Rehabilitation vs. Retaliation: The Purpose of Prison Explore the debate between rehabilitation and retaliation in prison systems and how each approach impacts recidivism rates and societal outcomes.
The Forgotten Dead: Unmarked Graves in Georgia’s Prison Cemeteries Georgia’s prison system faces scrutiny for burying inmates in unmarked graves, leaving families in anguish and demanding urgent reforms.
The Fight for Decarceration: Georgia’s Path to Prison Reform Georgia’s prison crisis demands urgent reform through decarceration, focusing on rehabilitation and systemic change to improve safety and outcomes.
Blood Money: How Georgia’s Prison Economy Thrives on Human Suffering Georgia’s prison economy exploits inmates and families, driven by corruption and profit motives, resulting in dire social consequences.
Profit Over People: The Privatization of Georgia’s Prison Healthcare Privatizing prison healthcare in Georgia has resulted in preventable deaths, rising costs, and inadequate care, highlighting urgent reform needs.
The Cost of Silence: Why Transparency is Georgia Prisons’ Biggest Problem Georgia prisons face a transparency crisis affecting inmate safety and public trust, with urgent reforms needed to address systemic issues.
Inside Georgia’s Gangs: How Prisons Became Crime Hubs Georgia’s prisons face a crisis of violence and gang control due to severe understaffing, leading to unprecedented inmate deaths and corruption.
A System Built for Failure: Georgia’s Parole Crisis Georgia’s parole system faces critical issues, including high reincarceration rates, racial disparities, and a lack of transparency, demanding urgent reforms.
Death by Neglect: How Georgia Prisons Fail to Provide Medical Care Georgia prisons are plagued by a healthcare crisis, resulting in preventable deaths and systemic neglect of inmate medical care.
Life on the Line: How Families Bear the Burden of Georgia’s Prison Crisis Georgia’s prison crisis deeply affects families, causing financial strain and emotional trauma for children separated from incarcerated parents.
