Gregory J. Marcinski

@thegregorymarcinskiproject

Award-winning journalist with the Prison Journalism Project. Writing from inside federal prison about prison life, rehabilitation, faith, redemption, and the people behind the labels. DMs open thegregorymarcinskiproject.org

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Gregory J. Marcinski@thegregorymarcinskiproject· 25d

The Gregory Marcinski Project is seeking volunteers for several roles, including Project Coordinator, outreach, social media, administrative support, and general support. Learn more: thegregorymarcinskiproject.org Contact: contact@thegregorymarcinskiproject.org

Volunteer recruitment graphic for The Gregory Marcinski Project. The ad seeks a Project Coordinator, Outreach and Communications Volunteer, Social Media Volunteer, Administrative Support Volunteer, and General Support Volunteer. Applicants should be organized, dependable, compassionate, and ready to help. Learn more at thegregorymarcinskiproject.org or email contact@thegregorymarcinskiproject.org. Tagline: “Connection. Compassion. Second Chances.”

Gregory J. Marcinski@thegregorymarcinskiproject· 25d

Gregory J. Marcinski@thegregorymarcinskiproject· Jun 15

From inside federal prison, staffing shortages are not abstract. They become lockdowns, canceled programs, delayed medical trips, shorter movement, more tension, and less accountability. When staffing breaks down, the whole institution becomes more unstable.

Quote card with the heading “BOP Staffing Shortages.” The main text reads, “Understaffing becomes a safety problem for everyone inside.” The card is credited to Gregory J. Marcinski, Senior Writer, Prison Journalism Project.

Gregory J. Marcinski@thegregorymarcinskiproject· Jun 8

My name is Gregory J. Marcinski. I've spent more than 25 years in federal prison. From inside prison, I write about prison life, mental health, faith, rehabilitation, and the people behind the labels. A place for honest conversations about justice, redemption, and what it means to remain human.