The Marshall Projectflipped into The Marshall ProjectChild Welfare These Parents Had to Bond With Their Babies Over Zoom — or Lose Them Forever themarshallproject.org - Eli Hager In June 2020, M., a community college student in Massachusetts, checked into the hospital with intense stomach cramps. Within hours, M., who didn’t …
The Marshall Projectflipped into The Marshall ProjectMississippi The Marshall Project wins the Goldsmith Prize themarshallproject.org - The Marshall Project Honored for our investigations into violence and dysfunction in the Mississippi prison system. The Marshall Project was awarded the prestigious …
The Marshall Projectflipped into The Marshall ProjectLanguage People-First Language Matters. So Does the Rest of the Story. themarshallproject.org - Wilbert L. Cooper I was pretty insecure about saying the wrong thing when I started working at The Marshall Project. In my previous jobs, I hadn’t spent much time …
The Marshall Projectflipped into The Marshall ProjectNews Media How I Convinced My Incarcerated Peers to Make Language a Priority themarshallproject.org - Rahsaan Thomas I once read an article about an “inmate firefighter” ineligible for compensation because he was incarcerated. The piece highlighted his heroism and …
The Marshall Projectflipped into The Marshall ProjectCriminal Justice I Am Not Your ‘Inmate’ themarshallproject.org - Lawrence Bartley “Stop talking to me like I’m some fuckin’ inmate!” I overheard my prison employer screaming into the phone receiver. He was replaying an encounter …
The Marshall Projectflipped into The Marshall ProjectCivil Rights The Language Project themarshallproject.org - error in byline Reporters and editors have long believed that terms such as “inmate,” “felon” and “offender” are clear, succinct and neutral. But a vocal segment of …
