Racial disparities persist in CT prisons, even as the population dropped   Jordan Fenster via CT Insider | Oct. 16, 2020   More than 42 percent of people

Criminal Justice and Election Discussed at E2020 Speaker Series Event by Olivia Drake via Wesleyan University| October 5, 2020   The E2020 Speaker Series features an array

After two sessions, no legislation on prison conditions leaves advocates frustrated by Kelan Lyons via CT Mirror | September 29, 2020   The day before lawmakers are

kids Analysis: COVID is killing more minority kids Jordan Fenster via CT Post | Sep. 16, 2020   Here’s the bad news: The vast majority of kids (defined

Criminal Justice Reform and the 2020 Elections September 11, 2020   This E2020 event will feature a panel of Wesleyan alum and community leaders (Alicia

RESEARCHERS ARE FURIOUS THAT COVID PRISONER DATA IS BEING USED TO MISLEAD Manipulated research would have you believe the exact opposite of what scientists found.

Judge Approves COVID-19 Connecticut Prison Lawsuit Settlement Over Inmate Objections By KELAN LYONS via CTMIRROR.ORG | July 22, 2020     Over the objections of more than 400 inmates,

What we can learn from Rayshard Brooks: Reform of parole and probation is just as important as police By VINCENT SCHIRALDI via NEW YORK DAILY NEWS JUNE 26,

Families renew call for action after test results from Somers prison Of 339 tests of asymptomatic inmates, 105 came back positive; families say inmates are