Yukari Kane
Yukari Kane, founder and co-executive director with the Prison Journalism Project, will develop and test a framework for collaborative reporting projects with incarcerated men and women in prisons nationwide to shed light on issues in this under-reported community.
Project: The Prison Journalism Navigator
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