Through the teaching of writing, social criticism and civic engagement, the Prison Op–Ed Project explores themes of participation, education, and policy.
Sadly though, due to accidental, negligent, and deliberate human activity, our oceans are under a constant assault from pollutants like animal and human waste, toxic chemicals, metals, and oils, and importantly, plastics. Read More
The headline reads “American Drones Winning Air War from Afar.” In this article, Jim Michaels of USA Today (4/18/17) writes that in the Mediterranean country of Libya, a “handful of drones” remotely controlled by soldiers seven thousand miles away in Nevada is able to play a “decisive role in defeating the Islamic State.” He notes […] Read More
I’ve spent much of my life in prison. Most of my friends and family have also served time, and the stories are always the same: We are quickly overwhelmed and have little or no help, either pre-release or post-release. Read More