Forgiveness is a key part of the healing process, and MOSES, Madison Organizing in Strength, Equity, and Solidarity, promotes forgiveness in their organization’s values, and their support of previously incarcerated […]
jerry hancock: from prosecutor to prison ministry
After a multi-decade career in the criminal justice system in Dane County, Jerry Hancock went from being public defender to Deputy District Attorney, to… Reverend and organizer of the Prison […]
Lawmakers Unveil Bill to Cap Price of Jail, Prison Phone Calls
Today, lawmakers put forward a pair of bills to standardize how much incarcerated folks can be charged for phone calls. Current state law does not cap how much prisons, […]
Ex-incarcerated Persons Organizing: Year in Review
In this month’s 8 O’Clock Buzz — ExPO edition, Jerome Dillard speaks with several of his ExPO (Ex-incarcerated Persons Organizing) associates, Brittany Moes, Peggy West, and Ramiah Whiteside, about the […]
Prison Reform and Re-entry with Anthony Cooper
Damita Brown talks with Anthony Cooper, Vice President of Strategic Partnerships and Reentry Services from Nehemiah about prison reform, court reforms, Ruth Bader Ginsberg, banning the box and what it’s […]
Prisons, Racism, Capitalism and The Environment
Damita Brown talks with… – Anthony Cooper, Vice President of Strategic Partnerships and Reentry Services from Nehemiah about prison reform, court reforms, Ruth Bader Ginsberg, banning the box and what […]
