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ATTN JOURNALISTS: We are accepting grant applications about stories that have yet to be told about all aspects of solitary confinement, with a national, state, local, or thematic focus, in all media. The next application deadline is July 31. More details here: tinyurl.com/4w453tdb

Solitary Confinement Reporting Grants - Solitary Watch

Grants for journalists covering the use and impact of solitary confinement in the U.S. carceral system.

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ATTN JOURNALISTS: We are accepting grant applications about stories that have yet to be told about all aspects of solitary confinement, with a national, state, local, or thematic focus, in all media. The next application deadline is July 31. More details here: tinyurl.com/4w453tdb

Solitary Confinement Reporting Grants - Solitary Watch

Grants for journalists covering the use and impact of solitary confinement in the U.S. carceral system.

tinyurl.com

Images of Wyoming children in a restraint chair and solitary confinement became public through a lawsuit. Now, politicians are mulling how to respond, though recent attempts at juvenile justice reform in the Equality State have sputtered out. wyofile.com/politicians-...

Politicians mull action as details of alleged abuse, falsified records at Wyoming Boys’ School become public - WyoFile

“In light of what’s coming out from this lawsuit, it is clear that we need to make changes,” Rep. Karlee Provenza, D-Laramie, said.

wyofile.com

In 2020, @victorialaw.bsky.social reported on lawsuits alleging that detained immigrants were threatened with solitary confinement or denied basic necessities if they refused to work. Years later, the machinery of immigrant detention and corporate profit keeps grinding.

Investigation: Corporations Are Profiting From Immigrant Detainees’ Labor. Some Say It’s Slavery.

At privately run detention centers, immigrants say they're forced to work for $1 a day.

inthesetimes.com