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Pregnant and post-partum mothers from the film ‘Tutwiler’ share photos of their children with each other at the Julia Tutwiler Prison for Women in Wetumpka, Alabama.
Feature May 6, 2020
The Separation
Introducing “Tutwiler,” a new Marshall Project/Frontline documentary about women in an Alabama prison who support each other through pregnancy, labor and saying goodbye to their newborns.
Directed by Elaine Mcmillion Sheldon. Produced and Reported by .
Seattle police detective Kim Bogucki teaches female inmates at the Washington Corrections Center for Women in 2015.
Q&A June 1, 2016
How a Police Detective Helps Inmates Prepare to Live on the Outside
A new documentary spotlights a program that reclaims lives through writing.
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News November 10, 2015
Could Virtual OBGYN Services Help Stop Miscarriages? One Arkansas Jail Hopes So
Prodded by lawsuits, one jail moves to curb fetal deaths.
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First & Latest September 30, 2015
Georgia Executed its First Woman in 70 Years
A closer look at why female executions are so rare.
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Feature April 15, 2015
Hard Labor
A doula offers a little comfort for a birth behind bars.
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The Rules March 27, 2015
Can Weaves Be Dangerous?
The problem of race and hair behind bars.
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Graphics December 19, 2014
By the Numbers
A guide to the latest stats in the world of criminal justice.
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