Research & Publications

In Massachusetts, people in prison are denied adequate care for opioid use disorder, increasing risk of relapse.

The voter turnout on primary day – from Boston to the Berkshires – shows that when voters are given a real choice on the ballot, they will get involved.

A student opens up about experiencing racial profiling at Smith College and what she expects Smith to do to address it.

I worked at the NFL. The players were never protesting the military, but racial injustice – police brutality, mass incarceration, and systemic racism.

For the first time in 36 years, voters in five Massachusetts DA districts again face a choice at the ballot this fall.

Incarcerated people across the country are fighting for the rights and dignity that they deserve.

It was a setup. New documents show USCIS and ICE collaborated to arrest people pursuing legal immigration status.

District attorneys have the power to create a justice system that works for all of us. But it's up to the public to hold them accountable. They answer to you.

The law includes several key reforms to help people suffering from opioid-related substance use disorders.