
New Hampshire’s Homeless Fight For Shelter Despite Forceful Encampment Evictions
New Hampshire’s homeless population, urgently fighting for shelter in a pandemic, struggles as state ignores demands and evicts encampments.

Ohio Prisoners Argue State Uses Solitary Confinement To Retaliate Against Political Advocacy
Several people incarcerated in Toledo, Ohio claim they are placed in solitary confinement in retaliation for their political advocacy.

Coal Miners Fight Congress To Save Black Lung Benefits
Coal miners secured additional funding for the Black Lung Disability Trust Fund, but without a longer-term solution, they’ll be right back where they started at the end of 2021.

Incarcerated Activist Sues Alabama Prison Officials After Facing Retaliation For Exposing Gambling Ring
Kinetik Justice Amun has sued the Alabama Department of Corrections, who he claims engaged in retaliation against him by placing him in solitary confinement.

US Wildfire Victims Forced To Crowdfund To Rebuild Their Lives
Americans who lost their homes and belongings to wildfires that spread across the western United States over the past several weeks are struggling to rebuild their lives in the aftermath.

Shadowproof Launches Marvel Cooke Journalism Fellowship
Shadowproof launches the Marvel Cooke Fellowship to fund reporting from writers of color on the prison abolition movement.

Kings Bay Plowshares Activists Pay Heavy Price For Resisting Nuclear Warfare
Catholic peace activists like those who infiltrated the Kings Bay naval base have attacked nuclearism for 40 years, and have paid a heavy price.

Facing COVID-19 Outbreak Among Workers, USPS Seeks Help With Mail-In Ballots In Swing States
COVID-19’s impact on postal workers in Wisconsin and Michigan has prompted the USPS to ask Minnesota for help ahead of the 2020 Election.

Sex-Offense Registry Sweeps Intended To Boost Support For Cops Unwittingly Spread COVID-19
Police say sex-offense registrants who don’t update their information pose an imminent threat. But there’s no evidence to support that logic.

Philadelphia Protest Encampment Ends As City Agrees To Plan For Unhoused People
After months of organizing that included the establishment of two protest encampments, Philadelphia’s unhoused people successfully pushed the city to agree to provide housing on a community land trust on October 14.