Prison Accountability Project

Mission: The Prison Accountability Project’s primary purpose is to document abuses in California prisons and jails in a way that centers the perspectives of incarcerated people. The project works to accomplish this goal by: 1. Analyzing first-hand accounts detailing prison and jail conditions in prisons and jails throughout California; 2. Drafting reports that summarize concerning trends identified by incarcerated people; 3. Publicizing and communicating our findings to lawyers and directly impacted community members; 4. Explaining our findings and methodology to policymakers; and 5. Advocating for discrete reforms based on the findings of our report.

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May 02, 2024

Hiroshi Motomura is quoted in an LA Times column about putting the immigration and border situation in perspective

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Apr 30, 2024

Gary Blasi is quoted in the LA Times about a brief that he co-authored on basic income grants to reduce homelessness

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