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Andrew Calderon
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Computational Journalist, The Marshall Project
New York
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Content
By Anna Flagg Verified, Andrew Calderon Verified, Geoff Hing Verified| The Marshall Project Verified Analysis by Robert Flagg, Anna Flagg. Video editing by Alex Gilwit, Celina Fang, Anna Flagg. Additional reporting by Aaron Sankin, Jamiles Lartey, Ana Graciela Méndez Key criminal justice and immigration issues on the campaign trail. Learn how we cover elections. Former President Donald Trump knows how important his words about unauthorized immigrants are.
By Shannon Heffernan Verified, Andrew Calderon Verified| ABA Journal Verified HomeDaily NewsPrisons are restricting books in the name…Criminal JusticePrisons are restricting books in the name of combating drug smugglingA book is not always just a book. Volunteers who mail books to people in prison said they see proof of that in the requests they get every day. A sign language dictionary for a man whose child was losing their hearing meant connection to family. Books for a woman taking a course behind bars was her path to a degree.
By Shannon Heffernan Verified, Andrew Calderon Verified| The Marshall Project Verified A book is not always just a book. Volunteers who mail books to people in prison said they see proof of that in the requests they get every day. A sign language dictionary for a man whose child was losing their hearing meant connection to family. Books for a woman taking a course behind bars was her path to a degree. A Buddhist workbook was comfort for a man on death row.
Company Info
The Marshall Project
The Marshall Project is a nonprofit news organization focused on the U.S. criminal justice system. Founded in 2014 by Neil Barsky, it aims to highlight the need for reform in a system that often perpetuates racial and economic inequities. The organization is named after Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall and is dedicated to creating a sense of urgency around these issues. The Marshall Project provides high-quality journalism that exposes injustices within the criminal justice system. It also offers multimedia content, including video series and publications like "The Marshall Project Inside," which reaches incarcerated individuals in over 1,300 prisons and jails. Additionally, it has established a local network in cities such as Cleveland, Jackson, and St. Louis to cover regional criminal justice issues. The organization serves a diverse audience, including legislators, justice system professionals, and families of incarcerated individuals. It has received multiple awards for its impactful reporting and has secured grants to support its initiatives.
New York, New York, United States
+1 212-803-5200
Founded: 2014