How Tenants’ Right to Counsel Can End Inequality in the Eviction System—and Save Lives Ensuring renters have representation in housing court would help close a “justice gap” and be a life-saving intervention for those at risk of losing their homes. Emily Benfer
Confront and Remedy the Black Community’s COVID-19 Vaccine Skepticism Decades of exploitation, abuse, and racism in medicine have cost many Black Americans their lives during the pandemic. Now the government can act to prevent further harm. Ruqaiijah Yearby
Prosecutors Across U.S. Call for Action to Mitigate Spread of Coronavirus in Jails and Prisons In a joint statement, they emphasized the need to reduce the number of people currently incarcerated in order to contain the deadly COVID-19 virus. Jessica Pishko
‘Medical Bonds’ Save Money For Jails. Their Use Shows How Often We Jail People Who Need Care Vaidya Gullapalli
‘It Will Certainly Save Lives’: A Q&A About Medicaid Coverage For People Preparing For Re-entry Vaidya Gullapalli
The Appeal Podcast: Policing Public Health With Leo Beletsky, Appeal contributor and Associate Professor of Law and Health Sciences at Northeastern University. Adam H. Johnson
