Category: prison jobs

DOES PRISON SLAVE LABOR GIVE “VALUABLE, MARKETABLE EXPERIENCE”…OR IS PRISON SLAVE LABOR JUST VALUABLE TO THE MARKET? by Joshua Wood

One of the common themes among prison officials who justify the use of prison slave labor is that prison labor give inmates job skills that they can then use when they reenter society. The quote in the title came from Cara Savelli, spokesperson for the Massachusetts Department of […]

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by Greg Andreotti

It’s been an interesting week as a SLS (Supportive Living Services) mentor. For those of you who don’t know my job here in prison is to work with individuals who suffer from any number of mental disabilities such as TBI’s, (Traumatic Brain Injury) Schizophrenia, Severe Depression, Paranoid Delusions, […]

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JOB APPRECIATION IN PRISON

I just attended an award ceremony for our job here in prison, where inmates workers were recognized for their committments to the job. There were many civilians there, as well as Michael Santos, a man who did 25 years in prison and now spends his time going back […]

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