Prison Pipeline

Join us for an insightful conversation with Nicholas Ely, author of The

Prisoner’s Manifesto. This powerful book shares the vision of More Than An

Inmate (MTAI)—a group dedicated to prison reform and rehabilitation through

education.

📖 The Prisoner’s Manifesto amplifies...

On this edition of Prison Pipeline: School Suspensions Fail Kids.

School suspensions have risen in many parts of the country in recent years.

This trend threatens long-running efforts to reform school discipline and to

develop restorative justice strategies centered on ch...

Adam Carpinelli interviews Tag, a Harlem based community organizer with many

projects such as Spirit of Mandela and The Jericho Movement. 

For more information: www.spiritofmandela.org

Host Karen James speaks with Kerry, Leon and Andrés who are currently

receiving services at the Beaverton Shelter. They discuss the challenges that

led them to homelessness, substance abuse and ultimately to find support to

help them achieve their goals. They express the...

Please join us on Monday, January 6th at 6:30 pm for Prison Pipeline on KBOO

Community Radio as we talk with Helen Jacard about the Golden Rule and the

important role it has had inspiring non violent civil disobedience and peace

education regarding the abolition of nucle...

Join Prison Pipeline hosts Emma Lugo, Karen James, Doug McVay & Adam

Carpinelli, as they discuss this past year’s decision by Oregon legislators

to overturn Ballot Measure 110 which was overwhelmingly approved by

Oregonians in 2020. Legislators passed HB4002 which recrim...

Join Prison Pipeline’s Holiday Special as hosts Emma Lugo, Karen James,

Doug McVay and Adam Carpinelli share holiday messages to your loved ones in

prison. The Family Preservation Project alumni spreads joy with their

messages of love, encouragement and Season’s Greeting...

Please join us on Monday, December 16th at 6:30 pm for Prison Pipeline on

KBOO Community Radio as we talk with Mary Nordkvelle and Jean Richardson who

are sisters.  Years ago they saw a program on the BBC about Americans on

death row in the US.  That began a long journey...

On this edition of Prison Pipeline: Locked Out.

The Prison Journalism Project is an independent, national nonprofit

organization that trains incarcerated people to be writers and journalists,

and publishes their stories so they can serve as influential voices in the

bro...

Host Karen James speaks with Mark Leymon, Ph.D., professor of Criminology and

Criminal Justice-Urban & Public Affairs at Portland State University. A

quantitative research methodologist and justice policy researcher, Dr. Leymon

discusses his research on the effects of se...