Justice Resources

If you wish to become more educated about the justice system these resources are a good place to start. 

Operation Restoration supports women and girls impacted by incarceration.

The Parole Project helps formerly incarcerated people rebuild their lives.

The Angola Prison Museum has documented and preserved the history of corrections in Louisiana

The Frederick Douglass Project works to change the public’s perceptions of the criminal justice system by facilitating group visits to prisons. This is can be a life-altering experience in so many ways, and I highly recommend it.

Freedom Reads brings bookshelves–and books–into prisons

The Practice of Freedom is a special issue of Poetry Magazine dedicated to the work of incarcerated writers

Incarceration Transparency.  provides facility-level deaths behind bars data and analysis for Louisiana and memorializes lives lost behind bars. The mission of Incarceration Transparency is to publicly share data and research to address significant harms from conditions of incarceration, and this website, designed by Professor Judson Mitchell represents the impactful work of Dr. Andrea Armstrong.