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Feature April 9
Spying on Attica
How nearly 2,000 cameras tamed America’s most notorious prison
By John J. Lennon
Life Inside February 8
My Sexual Harassers Were Behind Bars. I Was Their Guard.
“I’ve seen more men masturbate than I can count.”
By Talisa J. Carter
News November 9, 2017
The Unique Sexual Harassment Problem Female Prison Workers Face
When women report abuse from the men in their custody.
By Alysia Santo
Life Inside October 5, 2017
Working in the Prison System Took Over My Life
The 24/7 nature of corrections work can make it all-consuming.
By Brent Parker as told to Maurice Chammah
Life Inside July 20, 2017
The Accident That Changed My Life in Prison
An inmate remembers his bond with a prison employee who was more than just “one of them.”
By Derek R. Trumbo, Sr.
Case in Point July 17, 2017
Who Pays for Jail Rape?
Under “qualified immunity,” often no one.
By Andrew Cohen
News June 14, 2017
For Corrections Officers and Cops, a New Emphasis on Mental Health
An intensive study and new programs to combat stress that often goes overlooked.
By Simone Weichselbaum
Life Inside March 30, 2017
‘I Can Help This Person’
A prison psychologist mourns a patient he tried to save.
By Ryan Quirk as told to Maurice Chammah
Life Inside February 2, 2017
Working With Prisoners Makes It Hard To Be a Mom
Discipline at work, leniency at home—with doubts.
By Cary Johnson, as told to Maurice Chammah
Life Inside October 13, 2016
How My Time as a Private Prison Guard Changed the Way I See Inmates
“No one wants to be accused of being ‘inmate-friendly.’”
By M. Leann Skeen

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