Policing and Mass Incarceration

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September 2021

Among Friends

What are we going to do about these problems?

Introduction to our September issue. Martin Kelley
Features

Creative Writing with Miss Ruth

Working with Prisoners on the Path to Repentance Ruth Askew Brelsford
Features

A Matter of Grace

Mary Cadbury Remembers 40 Years of Prison Worship Carol Pauli
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Reinvesting in Justice

How Maryland Quakers Challenged Mass Incarceration Phil Caroom and Jim Rose
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Get Thee Behind the Walls

Mutual Spiritual Accompaniment Inside and Outside Prison Judy Meikle
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Prison as Exile

Finding Mercy While Serving Life without Parole Heather Lavelle
Features

Too Much Justice, Too Much Mercy

An Interview with Jim Moreno Joyce Hinnefeld
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We Have Much Left to Do

Thoughts on Post-Civil War, Post-Civil Rights, Post-George Floyd American Justice José Santos Woss
Features

When Peace Requires Police

Applying the Friends peace testimony to police reform. Mike Clarke
Online Features

Talking with Paroled People about Money

The best prison programs offer academic classes, but the experience of talking with ordinary people about ordinary life is necessarily… Ann Birch
Online Features

More than the Worst Thing They’ve Ever Done

An Extended Interview with Jim Moreno Joyce Hinnefeld
Poetry

A Way

"Some saints point with wooden spoons, and pray with brooms..." James Littwin
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