How The Formerly Incarcerated Re

Just over half of the African American male population in New Orleans is unemployed, partly because of

"I gave birth in literal chains." What is life in

As part of our "Searching for Justice" series, Amna Nawaz spoke with

For most

For the past few years, the NewsHour has been reporting on issues facing the

'At the epicenter of safety is community' — Daryl Atkinson works to provide the most marginalized North Carolinians with second ...

In partnership with Unlikely Collaborators, we've designed questions for communities with common experiences aimed to ...

In the United States, over two-thirds of people who leave

Take a deep dive into the American

After Maryam Henderson-Uloho was convicted of obstruction of justice, she was sentenced to 25 years in a Louisiana

Formerly incarcerated

According to the federal government, at least 7 million people circulate through probation,

The U.S. incarcerates more people than any other country--over two million. Roughly 200000 of them are female. But existing ...

Hamp Townsell lost his parents when he was only a teenager, an experience that forced him to move into an abandoned home ...

Two state senators are sponsoring a bill that would provide Medicaid coverage to help individuals stay on their needed ...

Is there life after

What if you were known for the worst mistake you ever made? What if that mistake haunted you in all aspects of your life, including ...

In Rhode Island and 30 others states, occupational licensing laws make it difficult for the

'I had served my time. Like, why are they still coming after me?' — After leaving

There are many challenges