Impact Justice in the News
Cultivos verticales en las cárceles para mejorar la salud de los presos
El Español
November 29, 2022
Affordable housing finds a stage at the National Building Museum
Street Sense Media
November 2, 2022
Costs of incarceration rise as inflation squeezes inmates, families
Missouri Independent
October 11, 2022
Growing Justice Initiative Gives Incarcerated and Formerly Incarcerated Individuals Second Chance
Davis Vanguard
October 6, 2022
New ‘Growing Justice’ program to boost farming practices in prison and community
Vertical Farm Daily
October 6, 2022
Impact Justice launches program to train incarcerated populations to become high-tech farmers
The Spoon
October 5, 2022
Impact Justice And Its Project Pairing Homeowners With Formerly Incarcerated Tenants Gets A $15 Million Boost
LA Witness
September 15, 2022
$2.1 million grant will expand first AmeriCorps program for formerly incarcerated people
Witness LA
June 24, 2022
California Dreaming: How the home-sharing economy is helping break the prison cycle in California
ABC 7 News
June 16, 2021
Prison food is about more than ramen – in fact, it’s much worse, a new Oakland report shows
San Francisco Chronicle
December 16, 2020
The ‘Airbnb for Returning Citizens’ gives people more than just a second chance
Next City
November 10, 2020
The Homecoming Project helps formerly incarcerated people find housing, Airbnb-style
The Oaklandside
November 5, 2020
DC police commission adds outside help to examine practices, criminal justice system
WTOP News
October 19, 2020
With eyes on the inside, ‘Ear Hustle’ makes the big time with its look at prisoners
The Sacramento Bee
June 4, 2020
California’s Homecoming Project helps the formerly incarcerated come home
Great Big Story
January 16, 2020
Are prison diets punitive? A report from behind bars
Gravy – Southern Foodways Alliance
December 4, 2019
Making amends, not doing time: SF prosecutors say youth program achieves results
San Francisco Chronicle
October 18, 2019
A radical approach to helping former prisoners start over: Let them into your home
Mother Jones
October 7, 2019
Restorative justice leader sujatha baliga named a MacArthur ‘genius’
Chronicle of Social Change
September 26, 2019
Oakland attorney and landscape architect named MacArthur ‘genius’ fellows
East Bay Times
September 25, 2019
Bay Area ‘genius grant’ recipients for 2019: landscape architect, attorney
SF Chronicle
September 25, 2019
From behind bars to… the streets? Bay Area residents with records struggle to find housing
Mercury News
June 21, 2019
Former prosecutor creates non-profit to help juvenile offenders get back on track
KPIX Bay Area
June 5, 2019
Contra Costa will divert kids from lockup who work to repair the harm they’ve caused
Witness LA
May 8, 2019
Program connects released prison inmates with welcoming homes in East Bay
KPIX Bay Area
February 28, 2019
Alameda County Probations Department succeeds in reducing both out-of-home placements, racial disparities
Juvenile Justice Information Exchange
October 11, 2018
Formerly incarcerated Americans face tough odds. The farm bill could make them even tougher.
Washington Post
September 10, 2018
After decades of problems, new allegations surface of a secret clique within L.A. County Sheriff’s Department
Los Angeles Times
July 10, 2018
Restorative justice: Spiritual resources for sustainable peace in communities
Harvard Divinity School
October 3, 2017
Cruel and unusual: The case against registering kids as sex offenders
ABA’s Criminal Justice Magazine
Summer 2017