Report-Back: Mother’s and Father’s Day Actions
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The Campaign for Prison Phone Justice hosted two actions around Mother’s Day and Father’s Day to expose the real victims of predatory phone call rates.
Ban the Box
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Newport News agrees to ban conviction question on applications. Initial employment applications won't immediately ask about criminal convictions
Public Hearing in MA on Prison Phone Rates
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An important public hearing on exorbitant prison phone call rates is coming up in Massachusetts on July 19, 2012.
Families Report Deplorable Conditions
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Families Report Deplorable Conditions at Virginia’s Central Virginia Correctional Unit #13, a Field Unit for Virginia’s Incarcerated Women.
A Personal Essay by Mike Thurmond
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A personal essay by Mike Thurmond. Filmed and edited by Tenzin Samphel. Music by Mos Def and Philip Glass.
I’m Calling About My Brother
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A man calls in his brother's story in Virginia. A long sentence and no hope of parole.
2013 GENERAL ASSEMBLY – “R” WE READY YET?
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2012-2013 Legislation Advocacy Update. "If we are to make a difference, we must do something different --Dr. Wendell Hylton
Join a National Day of Action
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Update: On Wednesday, June 20th we flooded the FCC with phone calls demanding the passage of the Wright Petition. We still need your support.
He Could Use My Love and Support
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A caller describes the cost of the calls and her desire to help her family friends, but she cannot afford the cost of the calls. Twenty dollars does not last two phone calls. Why does it cost so much?