Back in August 1992, Hurricane Andrew devastated South Florida, displacing over 250,000 residents and upending the lives of those families in the region. People who once had the security of a home found themselves unhoused in the blink of an eye–victims of a natural disaster that seems to be happening more frequently today.
Back in August 1992, Hurricane Andrew devastated South Florida, displacing over 250,000 residents and upending the lives of those families in the region. People who once had the security of a home found themselves unhoused in the blink of an eye–victims of a natural disaster that seems to be happening more frequently today.
Advocacy groups are organizing a protest at Florida’s largest women’s prison, Lowell Correctional Institution, Saturday morning in the wake of
A 51-year-old inmate at the nation’s largest women’s prison was gravely injured this week in what was described as a
A 28-year-old former Florida inmate with a history of epilepsy says he was beaten and thrown in solitary confinement for
Last September, a 28-year-old autistic man experienced an epileptic seizure at Desoto Correctional Institution, about 50 miles north of Fort
Miami – More than 60,000 prisoners in Florida go without relief from the scorching summer temperatures. FAMM and Florida Cares are
How to Leave Prison Early” is not welcome in Florida prisons. The Department of Corrections has declared the how-to book
This last May was the hottest ever recorded in the Sunshine State. That was followed by higher-than-average temperatures in June
