Books In Review: Why was the apostle Paul in prison so often? Perhaps for the same reasons people are today. by Sarah Jobe March 23, 2022
News ‘Deadly as Dachau’: Activists call for mass decarceration during COVID-19 pandemic by Aysha Khan April 6, 2020
First Words What mercy in the criminal justice system could look like What if all were extended the gift of a second chance? by Peter W. Marty November 26, 2019
Cover to Cover Working within neighborhoods to end mass incarceration "By building social capacity, communities can respond to their own issues rather than rely on responses from the criminal justice system." Elizabeth Palmer interviews Leon Sawh January 24, 2019
From the Editors A first step toward treating offenders like humans The new criminal justice law is modest. But it may signal a shifting narrative. January 14, 2019
Books In Review: From the psych hospital to the jail Two new books provide a devastating vision of America’s mental health crisis. by Alexandra Greenwald January 3, 2019
Books In Review: The questions private prisons raise Is private management more efficient? Is it wrong to profit from punishment? Is the whole idea immoral in concept? by Alexander E. Sharp May 30, 2018
Critical Essay Encountering the Gerasene demoniac in an American prison Incarceration is a tomb. It beats death into people. by Isaac S. Villegas September 13, 2017
Books In Review: The role of county prosecutors in mass incarceration John Pfaff's Locked In adds to what we've learned from Michelle Alexander's The New Jim Crow. by Amy Levad August 7, 2017
Books Gregory Ellison II, Michelle Alexander, and Matthew Desmond share a red vinyl booth Who I'd invite to my writers' dinner party by Barbara Brown Taylor April 26, 2017
Screen Time White moral infantilism and some help avoiding it Several recent films and shows portray people of color with a complexity that James Baldwin once assumed was impossible for pop culture. by Kathryn Reklis March 29, 2017
Cover to Cover In Review: From school to prison For some kids, jail is a school field trip. For others, it's nearly inevitable. by Elizabeth Palmer December 5, 2016
First Person Exchanging letters with people in hell My state has the same number of churches as prisoners. This fact haunts me. by Chris Hoke October 17, 2016
Then & Now What race riots accomplish Some riots protest injustice. Others perpetuate it. by Edward Carson October 4, 2016
Guest Post A prisoner for every church Here in Washington State, there is roughly the same number of churches as there are prisoners. by Chris Hoke September 7, 2016