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Lawrence Bartley

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As seen in: The Marshall Project, Aol, Slate, Flipboard, Curbed, Scripps News, The Lebanon Democrat
Director of News Inside--a print publication being read in prisons and jails across the U.S.

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Women on the Inside

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By Lawrence Bartley Verified
| The Marshall Project Verified
Starting 2026 with a Women’s Issue honors the many roles women play in the prison system — from staff to incarcerated individuals. Women behind bars have access to fewer educational and growth opportunities, and women face barriers to health care in prison. More than 70% of women in prison report having been victims of intimate partner violence and abuse. These realities, and the stories around them, are changing laws and institutions.
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News Inside: How personal stories illuminate systemic failures

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By Lawrence Bartley Verified
| The Marshall Project Verified
As we approach the end of 2025, I’m reminded of the challenges many News Inside readers have shared with me this year — from the strike in New York to the lack of prison jobs in North Dakota — issues that significantly impact the daily lives of people in prison. Throughout it all, we remain committed to delivering accessible, relevant information.
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What Are Extreme Prison Confinement Conditions Like? See in the Latest News Inside

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By Lawrence Bartley Verified
| The Marshall Project Verified
While many incarcerated people struggle with dangerous heat during the summer months, others find joy in the sun despite their circumstances. Here at News Inside, we continue covering what matters most to readers behind bars. News Inside was recently featured in an academic study by researchers at the University of Pennsylvania, who examined our “radical humanism” approach and what mainstream journalism can learn from prison journalism.
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