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March 2, 2021
What People in Prison Need to Know About the COVID-19 Vaccine
Over 100 incarcerated people around the country told us their questions about the vaccine. Here’s information about whether it’s safe, when it could be available and more.
By
Ariel Goodman
News
January 25, 2021
Help Us Report On COVID-19 Vaccinations Behind Bars
We want to hear from incarcerated people about their attitudes towards the coronavirus vaccine.
By
Nicole Lewis
Election 2020
March 12, 2020
For Those Serving Long Sentences, Politics is a Lifeline
Respondents who’ve spent decades behind bars were more politically engaged than their peers, but they’re also the most cynical.
By
Nicole Lewis
,
Rachelle Hampton
and
Anna Flagg
Election 2020
March 12, 2020
Trump's Surprising Popularity in Prison
Many incarcerated white people said they'd re-elect the president—if given the chance.
By
Nicole Lewis
and
Christina Cauterucci
with data analysis by
Anna Flagg
Election 2020
March 11, 2020
Millennials, Meth and Mass Incarceration
We asked incarcerated people to weigh in on the biggest issue facing the country today. Here is what they said.
By
Aviva Shen
and
Katie Park
Election 2020
March 11, 2020
What Do We Really Know About the Politics of People Behind Bars?
More than 8,000 people responded to a first-of-its-kind political survey. Here is what they said.
By
Nicole Lewis
,
Aviva Shen
and
Anna Flagg
Election 2020
March 11, 2020
How We Pulled Off A Groundbreaking Political Survey Behind Bars
More than 8,000 incarcerated people responded.
by
Lawrence Bartley
,
Nicole Lewis
and
Anna Flagg