Three new design justice initiatives at IDE

‘What could we build instead of prisons?’: New projects at the intersection of abolition and design

The Good Things We Could Do With Our Closed Prisons

At This Bay Area Nonprofit, Restorative Justice Starts With Design

“Design Is Protest”: Bryan C. Lee Jr. Calls on Architects to Dismantle Oppression, Not Just Design Around It

Formerly-Incarcerated Artisans Craft Tables Designed by Women in Prison, to Benefit Them When They Get Out

New table collection supports women’s reentry after incarceration

Healing through design: Limited-edition tables support formerly incarcerated women

What should a prison look like?

Designing for Change: Four justice architects weigh in on trends, challenges and innovations shaping correctional facility design

Canadian Academy of Architecture for Justice launches student design competition

Juvenile Detention Center Reflects New Correctional Facilities Approach

How Human-Centric Normative Design Can Balance and Transform Carceral Spaces

Transforming Correctional Facilities with Biophilic Design

Designer Discusses Art for Social Change in Talk at Rocky Mountain College of Art + Design

Designer Discusses Art for Social Change in Talk at Rocky Mountain College of Art + Design