Prison Program


The Prison Program continues our focus on people in prison and the conditions under which they are confined. The program advocates for increasing access to quality programs within prisons that strengthen rehabilitation, ensuring that prisoners and their families have access to information on issues directly affecting the incarcerated, and preventing the implementation of policies or legislation that further erode the constitutional and human rights of incarcerated people.

Program Spotlight

Every year PSJ members gather in Salem to learn together and train for collective action. Join us on April 24th for a day of workshops and inspiring speakers!
Volunteers have been helping Partnership for Safety and Justice answer mail from incarcerated people since 1999. PSJ receives hundreds of letters from incarcerated people all over the country. Without volunteers, we would never be able to respond to all of these people in a timely manner.
Jake Horowitz from the Pew Center will be at PSU on Tuesday, February 16th (3:30pm) to talk about what other states are doing to improve public safety and save taxpayer dollars.