Wisconsin Public Radio recently published an article called “How Milwaukee’s Economic Social Disparities Correspond with Gun Violence: Measures of Poverty, Education, Housing […]
In February, Laurel White, of Wisconsin Public Radio reported that the Wisconsin Assembly passed a bill that makes it easier for landlords […]
Below is the book trailer for the new Go Big Read Book Evicted: Poverty and Profit in the American City by Matthew Desmond. A book […]
It’s the story of eight Milwaukee families faced with losing their homes. It’s also a powerful analysis of a little-known epidemic affecting […]
A recent article from The Marshall Project discusses the hardships that families go through as states are shipping parts of their inmate […]
ASPIREist is a new half-hour reality feature news show. Each episode has three features ranging a wide variety of topics. The purpose […]
Earlier this year, South Dakota abolished life without parole sentences for children. Last week Utah passed similar legislation. The new law does […]
Bryan Stevenson and the Equal Justice Initiative have focused their work on the unequally high incarceration rates of African Americans. They argue […]
Oprah recently interviewed criminal justice activist Shaka Senghor as part of her SuperSoul Sunday series. Shaka spent nineteen years in prison for […]
A recent article from The Crime Report details one man’s experiences re-entering society after thirty years behind bars. The article is the […]