Prison Pipeline

Incarcerated at age 12 in Texas and sentenced to a 30 year prison sentence,

Terrence Sampson survived a near fatal stabbing in prison, drug addiction and

gang involvement. With the support and love of his family he earned a

bachelor's degree and a master's degree while i...

Incarcerated at age 12 in Texas and sentenced to a 30 year prison sentence,

Terrence Sampson survived a near fatal stabbing in prison, drug addiction and

gang involvement.  With the support and love of his family he earned a

bachelor's degree and a master's degree while ...

Adam Carpinelli interviews Ginny Parham with the Bridges to Life, a

faith-based restorative justice program for incarcerated men and women that

provides a platform for life-changing transformation. Starting in one prison

in Richmond, Texas, with 41 inmate graduates in 1999,...

On December 23rd Prison Pipeline hosts will feature your holiday messages to

your loved ones in and from prison.  Please send your short messages to

[email protected] or mail to KBOO Prison Pipeline 20 SE 8th Portland, OR

97214.

Happy Holidays from all of us at Prison Pipe...

Adam Carpinelli will interview Aimee Sitarz with the Bronze Shoes

Installation Project and PDX Sanctuary Movement discussing the importance of

immigrants and allies to know their rights, how filming ICE can help stop

unjust detentions and hold ICE accountable as well as how...

Morgan Godvin is a student at Portland State University and advocate for

incarcerated persons and for policy reform.  At age 21 Morgan's mom died of

a prescription drug overdose, after having enrolled in the Air Force and

following in the career path of her mother Morgan fo...

Adam Carpinelli interviews Amanda Trujillo with Portland Freedom Fund PFF. 

This organization aims to highlight the injustices of the cash bail system

that preys on the poor and people of color. PFF pays bail for those living in

the Portland metro area and in Clark and Skam...

Host Amy Johnson speaks with author Danielle Sered about her book, Until We

Reckon: Violence, Mass Incarceration, and a Road to Repair, published in

March, 2019 by The New Press. Danielle Sered envisioned, launched and

directs  Common Justice, based in Brooklyn, New York. ...