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The daughter the criminal legal system failed, and the mother who never did

Kwaneta Harris
The daughter the criminal legal system failed, and the mother who never did

Mothers in the West Bank risk their lives to meet and grieve their children together

Synne Furnes Bjerkestrand
Mothers in the West Bank risk their lives to meet and grieve their children together

“The system is unstable, not us”: How South Carolina evictions harm Black mothers and their families

Tonya Abari
“The system is unstable, not us”: How South Carolina evictions harm Black mothers and their families

The overlooked crisis facing refugee and immigrant mothers in U.S. higher education

Tasmiha Khan
The overlooked crisis facing refugee and immigrant mothers in U.S. higher education

Many rape survivors are forced to share custody with their attackers

Teresa Shonda
Many rape survivors are forced to share custody with their attackers

‘My body is as besieged as my city’: Israel’s blockade drives Palestinians into daily negotiations with their dignity

Mariam Mohammed Al-Khateeb
‘My body is as besieged as my city’: Israel’s blockade drives Palestinians into daily negotiations with their dignity

She refused to induce her labor. She ended up losing custody of her newborn son.

Kylie Marsh
She refused to induce her labor. She ended up losing custody of her newborn son.

Prison breastfeeding program in Florida helps build bonds between incarcerated mothers and their infants

Catherine LaFleur
Prison breastfeeding program in Florida helps build bonds between incarcerated mothers and their infants

Reparative justice is needed for victims and survivors of family policing, new report urges

Tamar Sarai
Reparative justice is needed for victims and survivors of family policing, new report urges

Never eat the candy on your pillow: Time confines us all

Derek R. Trumbo, Sr.
Never eat the candy on your pillow: Time confines us all

The violence of cyclical incarceration harms families for generations

Heather C. Jarvis
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Caregivers on the front lines of Chicago’s abolitionist movement

Makaelah Walters
color photograph of an outdoor protest against the police. in the foreground is a yellow sign in the shape of a police badge