Transformational Prison Project News Today

Items bought via the Giving Machines are dispensed elsewhere — in the form of diapers handed out to families at Boston-area homeless shelters, or a digital literacy class taught to a local formerly incarcerated person.

By repairing harm with families and communities, restorative justice has the power to heal and break the cycle of crime.

Nonprofits struggle to fill in the gaps.

Nonprofits struggle to fill in the gaps.

WBUR's Morning Edition's Deborah Becker speaks to one of the lead plaintiffs of the class action lawsuit over the Massachusetts drug lab scandals from a decade ago on how it impacted her life.

Roughly 31,000 defendants who had criminal convictions vacated in the wake of a massive state drug lab scandal are poised to split about $14 million in settlement payments under a

Roughly 31,000 defendants who had criminal convictions vacated in the wake of a massive state drug lab scandal are poised to split about $14 million in settlement payments under a new agreement between their lawyers and Attorney General Maura...

Massachusetts has an older prisoner population than most of the country. Older prisoners, writes Sarah Laughlin, need more help returning to society.

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The parole board approved commuting Thomas Koonce's sentence in February, and this week he told the board he now has a place to live and a job offer. The parole board must now decide if it will grant parole.