Nel Museo di Hoboken si raccontano le tradizioni molfettesi oltreoceano italianrootstv.com/2025/04/2… via @Italian Roots TV
Excited to share our new article on community support for older people leaving prison @SFCNY
Many more older people are leaving prison and face unmet needs for housing and health care − as well as a tangle of groups trying to help theconversation.com/many-mor… via @ConversationUS
Happy to share I will be on academic minute on Friday discussing social support for older people leaving prison in New Jersey.
academicminute.org/2024/12/t…
N.J. prisons violate law restricting solitary confinement, group says newjerseymonitor.com/2024/10… via @njmonitor
.@GovParsonMO, please do not let Missouri execute
@innonence @the_MIP client #MarcellusWilliams, an innocent person — where there is overwhelming evidence that his trial was constitutionally unfair — on 9/24. shorturl.at/K7jDT
Happy to share my most recent research paper on community support for older people leaving prison.
civicresearchinstitute.com/o…
Excited to share that my book proposal based on my dissertation research was accepted by NYU Press! Lots of writing ahead but I am super excited to make this happen!
Angela Silletti Murolo, PhD retweeted
Angola Farm Line case remains in legal limbo as temperatures soar. Meanwhile, incarcerated men keep working outside in the sweltering heat, threatened with punishment (including solitary) if they refuse. If this isn't present-day slavery, what is? wbrz.com/news/angola-farm-li…
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The harms of mass incarceration do not just affect incarcerated people. It has far-reaching consequences that traumatize far too many Americans.
Angela Silletti Murolo, PhD retweeted
This Father’s Day, 626,800 fathers will be separated from their children and loved ones.
Incarceration does not just harm people behind bars – it hurts entire families and communities.
Angela Silletti Murolo, PhD retweeted
If someone w/ felony convictions can run for president, wouldn’t it make sense that they could get ordinary jobs, like bartending or pest extermination?
Sadly, our current system does not think so
It’s time to stop employment discrimination against people with criminal records
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People with an incarcerated or formerly incarcerated family member have a 2.6 years shorter life expectancy than those with no incarcerated family members.
Mass incarceration has created a public health crisis across the country.
prisonpolicy.org/blog/2021/0…
Happy to share my most recently published research brief:
RESEARCH BRIEF: Ghosting in the realm of research: The realities of conducting social science research in the digital age qualitativecriminology.com/p…
Excited to see this is coming soon! I am chapter 31!
routledge.com/Handbook-on-Co…
Angela Silletti Murolo, PhD retweeted
For nearly three decades, the Prison Litigation Reform Act has created a double standard that limits incarcerated people’s access to the courts at all stages.
The PLRA makes it almost impossible for them to seek justice, even after suffering abuse or medical neglect.
Nice to see the name drop on this book review! (Tyrell, check your last name on the review) @DaphneMPenn @BhDpodcast
Angela Silletti Murolo, PhD retweeted
We did it!🎉our Handbook on Contemporary Issues in Health, Crime, & Punishment is in production!
w/ 41(‼️) excellent chapters + an intro, we're glad it's off our plates now...proud of the hard work @Nate_Link, @DrNovisky, & I put into it!
Thanks to @ASC_DCS for entrusting us!












