Justice for Zeph: On Juvenile Recidivism and Bringing Zeph Home
Election Day: Nov. 3rd, 2020
"We feel trapped by the system."
"I grew up in the native ways, going to sundances, sweats, powwows. Then out of nowhere..."
"I’m not destined for institutional life."
The Day a Part of Me Left Forever
"I was the valedictorian of my class. I graduated from school in Louisiana. Then my mom and I were in a shelter, so I ran away."
"I was charged as an adult although I was 16."
"When they took me down I got tackled because I wasn't looking at the wall when I was supposed to be looking at the wall."
"I don't keep track of the time in here. There’s no point."
"Normal is not normal to me."
America's Oldest Juvenile Lifer: 1953 to now, what has changed?
Guardian Scholars
Puerto Rico: Viewing "La Revolución" From Juvie
Girls-in-Justice: Wrong placement, detention, sex trafficking
Why I love Hallways
The Prison/Museum Dilemma
"He left"
"Emotionally, physically, sexually"
"I blew it"
