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@prisoncomplex-blog
A positive prison piece from the American Psychological Assoc., yes it’s possible! Rehabilitative programs focused on mental heath and community needs of prisoners in Kentucky - and the project is still growing. This was published in 2011, I wonder where they are now?
With the ultimate captive markets, prison bankers and state jailers make money off high fees for financial services.
Chiefly about Ryan Shapiro and the business he is CEO of, JPay, a company that raises the fees and further complicates the process for family and friends to send money to inmates in America. Well-sleuthed article, needs more stats or research and less of a biased tone though by golly I like it! Privatization of industry is not always a good thing!
Prisoners make millions of license plates each year. But what else do they make for us?
Be careful what you shop for
Today, Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT), Rep. Raúl M. Grijalva (D-Ariz.), Rep. Keith Ellison (D-Minn.) and Rep. Bobby L.
What can happen if we ban private prisons (again) with the justice is not for sale act. It was introduced to House and Senate Sep. 17 2015.
90′s era blog with some outdated information but generally solid definitions and policy outlines
Prisons should not be profit centers
Solid article on the privatization of prisons in America and how they profit, good for beginners!
PORTLAND — When they read a study that suggested inmates who were visited by their families while in prison were significantly less likely to return to prison, officials in the Oregon Department of Corrections crunched their numbers and found about...
Visitation has been shown to decrease recidivism, imagine that. If you care about anyone trapped in the prison industrial complex please show them support.
Sen. Marco Rubio is one of the biggest beneficiaries.
Outlining lobbying for private, for-profit penal corporations - think about this when you are choosing a candidate!
Many of America's prisons are run by for-profit corporations, so clearly some people are making lots and lots of money off the booming business of keeping human beings in cages. But who are these people? Using some publicly available data, I came up with a few names.
Great information on how the rich get richer and profit off of inmates.
Detailed institutional ownership and holders of Corrections Corporation of America (CXW), including new, increased, descreased, and sold out positions.
And the same for CCA.
Detailed institutional ownership and holders of Geo Group Inc (The) (GEO), including new, increased, descreased, and sold out positions.
NASDAQ statistics for the GEO group, look who owns shares.
I was kicked off Yelp probably about 15 times. I’m the ORIGINAL prison reviewer, along with some guy named Craig who did a nice review of Rikers four years ago and who probably got kicked off too. I lost my classic reviews, so I decided to make some more.
Satircal collection of prison yelp reviews, graphically rape-focused. Was banned in multiple accounts trying to make a political statement
Another informative blog, this one focusing on CCA. VIdeos and links.
Posts about Corrections Corporation of America written by Prison Reform Movement
An eloquent and powerful blog about the current state of private prison institutions.
The U.S. Department of Labor values its strong partnerships with industry/employers. You put Americans to work, and your innovations drive the success of regional economies and assure our continued economic competitiveness on a global scale.
More information on the WOTC that includes for-profit prison labor. But should it?
You’d be surprised how many of these companies you support regularly.
How do privatized prisons make their money? They hire out their inmates to corporations for cheap labor of course, and with up to a $9,600 tax credit for hiring at-risk workers. Does this system help or hinder an inmate's reintegration into society? Is it exploitation?