Prison Journalism Project
Writing and EditingDelaware, United States11-50 Employees
Prison Journalism Project is an independent, non-partisan journalism organization based in Claymont, Delaware. It trains incarcerated writers to report and publish their stories, with the aim of broadening public understanding of justice and imprisonment by amplifying voices inside the system and through collaborations with mainstream media. The organization seeks to create a nationwide network of prison journalists who can offer insider perspectives and contribute to greater transparency and reform through responsible reporting. Its work encompasses a publication alongside a print newspaper, and it has launched initiatives such as the Prison Journalism Navigator to reach a wider audience. Since its founding, the group has grown through leadership appointments and partnerships, and it operates within the writing and editing industry as a conduit for reform-minded journalism.