Mass incarceration

‘Makes Me Wanna Holla’ puts injustices of carceral system on display Visitors look at a gallery wall filled with poetry and framed artwork. Quilted portraits of Abdul Muhammad, Michelle Clopton, Derrick King, Gerald Reed and Robert Allen hang in the foreground.

‘Makes Me Wanna Holla’ puts injustices of carceral system on display

New exhibition showcases art, voices and faces of those behind prison walls

Reuben Jonathan Miller, scholar of mass incarceration, awarded MacArthur fellowship Professor Reuben Jonathan Miller stands in front of foliage and building.

Reuben Jonathan Miller, scholar of mass incarceration, awarded MacArthur fellowship

Sociologist recognized for his research on the criminal justice system’s human toll

U.S. prison labor programs violate fundamental human rights, new report finds Wide shot of a prison watch tower, with barbed wire in the foreground

U.S. prison labor programs violate fundamental human rights, new report finds

In new book, scholar offers intimate portrait of mass incarceration’s toll on society Man standing on train with facemask

In new book, scholar offers intimate portrait of mass incarceration’s toll on society

Asst. Prof. Reuben Jonathan Miller asks readers to reflect on the meaning of criminal justice

Rethinking the narratives of mass incarceration Screenshot from 'The Long Term,' an animated video drawn by incarcerated artists

Rethinking the narratives of mass incarceration

UChicago course brings together College undergrads and formerly incarcerated students

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