The Inside Vision film series brings the world to those inside prison walls
In this compelling article, Dennis Perkins of The Portland Press Herald explores the "Inside Vision" film series, curated by film programmer and dedicated Maine Prisoner Advocacy Coalition (MPAC) volunteer Jon Courtney. The article highlights how "Inside Vision" not only offers a cinematic experience, but also serves as a platform for meaningful conversations about justice, rehabilitation, and the human experience within the confines of the carceral system.
Legislative Action in the 132nd
Maine Prisoner Advocacy Coalition announces its Legislative priorities for the 132nd legislature.
Reclaim Your Life: Utilizing Major Life Changes for Lasting Wellness Post-Incarceration
Life transitions, especially ones as significant as being released from prison, can be intimidating yet rich with potential for positive change. This time of transformation presents a unique opportunity to establish healthier habits and create a more fulfilling life. In the article below, courtesy of The Maine Prisoner Advocacy Coalition, we’ll discuss a step-by-step guide on how you can harness these pivotal life changes to build a happier, healthier future.
Becoming an Artist in Prison
Drawing has been a key part of Chris’s daily artistic practice, a skill he developed over the past 20 years while in prison. The artist is 41 years old now. But last July, Chris made his first ever painting. Now, almost a year later, he is honing his skills.
LD 696 “An Act to Prohibit Solitary Confinement in Maine’s Corrections System”
MPAC has launched a campaign for LD 696, to end Solitary Confinement in Maine’s correctional system.
Call to Action: Parole in Maine
This is a Call to Action to bring the option of parole back to Maine!
