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Physicians for Criminal Justice Reform seeks to support the creation of a humane, egalitarian justice system by using the following strategies:
Letter to Acting Secretary of Corrections Little
Re: Please eliminate the prohibitory $5 medical copay for incarcerated people in Pennsylvania Dear Acting Secretary Little: We write to urge you to eliminate the …
Physicians for Criminal Justice Reform calls for ending $5 medical copay in Pennsylvania state prisons
Physicians for Criminal Justice Reform (PfCJR) sent a letter today to Pennsylvania Department of Corrections Acting Secretary George Little urging that the required $5 copay for basic health care for incarcerated individuals be eliminated. PfCJR joins FAMM and the Pennsylvania Prison Society, who sent a joint letter back in March detailing why the fee creates an undue burden, in advancing this position.
Black Neurosurgeons Address Jacob Blake Shooting
Black Neurosurgeons Address Jacob Blake Shooting We are tired, but we are resolute. In June, a group of Black Neurosurgeons came together to condemn the …