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February 11, 2021 By DAKOTA ANTELMAN

SPECIAL FEATURE: THE COMMITMENTS

Some who are civilly committed for addiction in Mass face abusive prison conditions. Still, some families say it’s better than the alternative

Filed Under: F.I.G.H.T., Features, Infographics, Reporting, Reports Tagged With: Bridgewater, civil commitments, Comm Correct, Department of Correction, fentanyl, fight, mapoli, Mass DOC, Massachusetts, opioids, prison, prison reform

February 8, 2021 By DAN ATKINSON

INSIDE THE BATTLE OVER A NEW WOMEN’S PRISON FOR MASSACHUSETTS

“Either they don’t have people with the right expertise in charge of this process, making very embarrassing bumbles, or you literally are trying to circumvent the process.”

Filed Under: Features, Reporting, Reports Tagged With: Beacon Hill, Boston, contracts, criminal justice, criminal justice reform, doc, framingham, mapoli, Mass DOC, Massachusetts, Massachusetts Department of Correction, MCI-Framingham, women's prison

February 1, 2021 By JEAN TROUNSTINE

DISPATCH FROM THE DISASTROUS DOC HEARING ON ITS SNAIL MAIL OVERHAUL

Department in denial that officers smuggle in drugs. Prisoner advocates cry foul.

Filed Under: Pandemic Democracy Project, Reporting, Reports Tagged With: doc, mapoli, Mass Department of Correction, Mass DOC, Massachusetts, news, Pandemic Democracy Project, prison reform, prisons

January 28, 2021 By CHRIS HUES

SHELTER SHOCK

Despite effective short-term measures, long-term homelessness persists in Mass

Filed Under: Housing, Reporting, Reports Tagged With: coronavirus, COVID, homelessness, housing, Pandemic Democracy Project, Shelters

January 19, 2021 By OLIVIA DENG

“WE’RE HERE. WE GOT YOU.”

How street medics bolster protests in more ways than you may realize

Filed Under: Reporting, Reports Tagged With: Black Lives Matter, protests, street medics

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