Prison Pipeline

Adam Carpinelli interviews Talilo Marfil and other musicians and youth

advocates who work with the Keys, Beats, Bars program.  Keys, Beats, Bars is

a holistic audio/visual arts integrated project providing culturally

responsive programming for incarcerated and underserved y...

Emma Lugo talks with Trisha Swanson about the women's 5k running club,

Reason to Run at Coffee Creek Women's Correctional Institution.  

Reason to Run is a non-profit organization that exists to create a culture of

hope, connection, and community. Reason to Run Program at...

On Sunday, October 29th 2017 nine individuals told their stories in a

performance titled: Shaping a Future: Life After Prison. The performance was

the culmination of a series of writing workshops sponsored by the Regional

Arts and Culture Council. The project conceived of a...

Karen James speaks with Nikki Thompson about expunging criminal records for

youth and adults.  Nikki, an attorney with the Metropolitan Public Defenders

Community Law Division, runs the MPD Expungement Clinic.  A motion to set

aside (expunction) is a legal proceeding for se...

Karen James interviews David Rogers, Executive Director of ACLU of Oregon,

about his new report “A Peek Behind The Curtain: Shining Some Light on

District Attorney Policies in Oregon” and promotes a current bill in the

Oregon Senate, HB 3224, that requires every district at...

Join host Isabelle Sinclair for a Mother's Day special focused on the impact

of incarceration on mothers and their families. Mothers make up

approximately 84% of the incarcerated population at Coffee Creek, and the

Family Preservation Project provides them with vital resour...

This week on Prison Pipeline, Alice Lundell with the Oregon Justice Resource

Center joins host Doug McVay to talk about OR Senate Bill 1008 and prospects

for juvenile justice reform in Oregon.

A package of juvenile justice reform measures in the Oregon Legislature this

ses...

Join host Isabelle Sinclair in an interview with currently incarcerated

aspiring writer Damon Lee Petrie. Damon has been incarcerated at Oregon State

Penitentiary (OSP) for the past 26 years, and shares his insight about life

within the prison system, and about the fundamen...

On Sunday, October 29th 2017 nine individuals told their stories in a

performance titled: Shaping a Future: Life After Prison. The performance was

the culmination of a series of writing workshops sponsored by the Regional

Arts and Culture Council. The project conceived of a...