Explore our collection of in-depth reports, community-led research, and publications that shine a light on the realities of incarceration, racial justice, and community-driven solutions. Each piece uplifts the voices of impacted people, shares data that drives change, and offers bold visions for a more just and equitable future.
The fight for incarcerated Californians’ voting rights continues. This report shares progress made, remaining policy barriers, and survey findings from incarcerated people, who see voting as a way to stay connected and fulfill civic duty. It also highlights the 4 million people nationwide—97,000 in California—disenfranchised due to felony convictions.
This report examines how abolishing all felony disenfranchisement laws in California would strengthen democracy, reduce recidivism, and improve public safety. Drawing on survey data from incarcerated and paroled individuals, it highlights the societal cost of excluding people from the vote and the belief that voting fosters connection to the community.
A comprehensive political education resource guide designed for leaders directly impacted by incarceration. This guide offers tools, knowledge, and strategies to help navigate policy, build advocacy skills, and drive systemic change—empowering impacted voices to lead movements for justice and equity.
If you’re passionate about ending incarceration and building community power, we invite you to join our organizing program. This is a space for directly impacted people to develop leadership skills, build political education, and take action toward transformative change.