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Public Health Finally Sees Incarceration as a Crisis. Abolition Is the Solution. - Vimarsana News

Public Health Finally Sees Incarceration as a Crisis. Abolition Is the Solution.

Backed by research, more public health advocates are opposing projects that harm rather than heal their communities.

Andrea Ritchie - YES! Magazine Solutions Journalism - Vimarsana News

Andrea Ritchie - YES! Magazine Solutions Journalism

Meet the YES! Magazine's talented author - Andrea Ritchie . Explore author's diverse perspectives and thought-provoking narratives. #Authors #YESMagazine

Practicing New Worlds with adrienne maree brown and Andrea Ritchie - Vimarsana News

Practicing New Worlds with adrienne maree brown and Andrea Ritchie

In this exclusive conversation, two visionary abolitionist authors and reflect on how the newest book in the Emergent Strategy series came to be.

Grant, Interrupted: An Introduction and Report Back from Oregon - Vimarsana News

Grant, Interrupted: An Introduction and Report Back from Oregon

We hope the Oregon Health Authority can overcome its critics and get back on track to doing what it set out to do: creating peer respites.

Visiting journalist questions the myth of journalistic objectivity at Cosford Cinema discussion - Vimarsana News

Visiting journalist questions the myth of journalistic objectivity at Cosford Cinema discussion

For consistency, Wallace will be referred to "he" throughout this article. Wallace uses he/they/ze pronouns.Lewis Raven Wallace, an independent journalist who has previously worked at outlets including NPR, took the stage last Friday at the Cosford Cinema to pose a question to UM’s School of Communication — does neutrality still have a place in journalism?Wallace