UNY-PRC has developed a digital archive that helps bring together materials from system-affected people alongside hard-to-access state records on policing, alongside state records that are often difficult to access by researchers. Everyone is welcome to join.

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Prioritize your writing this fall by joining this regular community of committed writers on Zoom. Bring friends. 🗃️ #academicsky

We have a last-minute opening for our summer retreat, and we are able to offer a deep discount. Come write with us, and start your fall semester with real progress on your project and some new friends. 🗃️ #Academicsky

New York is about to make all prison phone calls free. This move will make it easier for the state’s over 30,000 prisoners to stay connected to loved ones, saving them over $13 million a year. www.nytimes.com/2025/07/22/n...

Applications open for January 3-9, 2026 Retreat in Central NY. Start 2026 by making substantial progress on your writing project. We provide nourishing food and hot coffee. You bring the brain power and writing materials. #skystorians #AcademicSky
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Join our monthly UNY-PRC Writing Workshop. On Aug 8, 3-4:30pm EST, we'll discuss new work from Dr. Camilla Fojas, Foundation Professor in the School of Social Transformation at Arizona State University. Sign up to receive the paper & Zoom link. #AcademicSky #Skystorians

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Congrats Ty Thomas and Carissa Bayack, two UNY-PRC interns who contributed to this guide.

UNY-PRC offers internships in interdisciplinary undergraduate research and our students have presented at the AHA among other national conferences.

It's mid-July. How's your summer writing project going?

Join the UNY-PRC Working Group, Tuesdays 10am-noon EST on Zoom, and write in quiet solidarity with others.

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Founded in 2023, UNY-PRC is a network of interdisciplinary scholars, political activists, and community members impacted by the criminal legal system. We believe in the radical power of collaborative documentation and research to critically examine the carceral state.
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