Media
- "Top-down rule changes … have never been enough to fix solitary confinement. The guards who staff isolation units must be enlisted."
— Op-Ed: How to fix solitary confinement in American prisons, Los Angeles Times -
"These conditions aren't bad just for prisoners. They're bad for everyone."
— The Social Cost of Solitary Confinement , Time Magazine - 23/7 excerpted at The American Scholar
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"Are reforms sustainable in light of the pervasive and persistent practice of solitary confinement across the United States?"
— Arthur Johnson's Life in Solitary Confinement, Yale Books Unbound -
"The abuses that have taken place deep inside the prisons within the prisons of supermaxes suggest that neither laws nor moral values have placed adequate limitations on punishment – in terms of its scale, its duration or its intensity."
— When Prison is Not Enough: The Rise (and Perhaps the Fall) of the Supermax Prison , Prison Legal News - "I opened to page 99 and found one of my favorite quotes from my research into the history and uses of long-term solitary confinement in the United States."
— The Page 99 Test, Campaign for the American Reader -
"My current reading list reveals a slight propensity towards doing too many things at once."
— Writers Read, Campaign for the American Reader
Radio
- Interviewed on Felony Friday, 50th podcast on Lions of Liberty: Keramet Reiter Sounds the Alarm on the Solitary Confinement Epidemic
- Interview on The American Scholar's Smarty Pants Podcast: The Aftermath - Finding hope in unexpected places: prison, protest, and poetry
- Profile on the Yale University Podcast: Solitary Confinement in America's Prisons
- Featured on Rising up with Sonali: Pelican Bay Prison and the Rise of Long-Term Solitary Confinement
- In conversation with Tom Hall, WYPR, Baltimore: Close-Up on Solitary: Author Keramet Reiter's '23/7'
- In conversation with Marc Steiner, The Marc Steiner Show
- Profiled on Live Law, Translating (law and social) Science (at 40:00 minutes)
- Profiled on Hidden Brain, NPR
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Profiled on the ABA Journal podcast