Prison Pipeline

On this edition of Prison Pipeline: Opposing the Imaginary National Emergency

on Crime.

Host Doug McVay is joined in conversation with Joshua Hoe, Senior Policy

Manager at Dream.org, to discuss crime, deterrence, police, and the federal

occupation of US cities.

Adam Carpinelli interviews Elias Moreno-Lothe with I Am We

Advocacy, dedicated to deep community partnerships and advocacy for our

youth as dreamers, artists, leaders, educators and activists.  Discussion

also focuses on Ascending Flow Youth Organization. 

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This week on Prison Pipeline, co-host Emma Lugo sits down with Mark Wilson

and Go-La Vann of Portland, Oregon, for a compelling conversation about the

urgent need for comprehensive substance abuse counseling and the dramatic

changes in rehabilitation program access since...

On this edition of Prison Pipeline: Prison Gerrymandering. Host Doug McVay is

joined in conversation by Mike Wessler, Communications Director with the

Prison Policy Initiative, to discuss the impacts of prison gerrymandering and

efforts to resolve these concerns.

Host Karen James speaks with Janie Gullickson, Executive Director, and John

Karp-Evans, Deputy Director, Mental Health & Addiction Association of Oregon

(MHAAO). While the Oregon Legislature has in recent years provided funding

for mental health & addiction treatment and...

Adam Carpinelli interviews Danny Wilson and Tracy Schlapp with Bridgeworks

Oregon. Bridgeworks Oregon partners with individuals and groups to run

programs that focus on well-being and education by using art, music, and

cultural awareness to bridge societal divisions in O...

Host Emma Lugo is joined in conversation with Leah Montange and Meredith

Ruff, hosts of the In-care-ceration podcast.

In-care-ceration is a documentary audio series/podcast about how

Washington’s so-called mental health system is entangled with the carceral

system. How ...

On this edition of Prison Pipeline: Criminal Injustice. Host Doug McVay is

joined in conversation by Troshawn McCoy. Mr. McCoy was one of the so-called

“Marquette Park Four” who back in the 1990s were framed by Chicago Police

for crimes they did not commit, for which he ...

Host Emma Lugo is joined in conversation by Loren Naldoza, Public Policy

Advocate at the Oregon Food Bank, to discuss housing and the Supreme Court

case Johnson v Grants Pass.

On this edition of Prison Pipeline: From Prison to Palestine: $17.74. 

Host Emma Lugo is joined in conversation with Justin Mashouf and Hamzah

Furqani to discuss the new documentary $17.74. 

In the documentary $17.74, young filmmaker Justin Mashouf follows the

transforma...