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NATIONAL NETWORK OF SOLITARY SURVIVORS




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Our 35-minute documentary is your call to action: It’s time to say “no more” to
the torture of solitary confinement, Torture in Our Name. Read more »


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A Moral Call to End the Torture of Solitary Confinement >> Sign Now


U.S. PRISONS PROGRAM ADVISORY COUNCIL




Meet the 11 members of our new Advisory Council. Learn More >>


A BLUEPRINT FOR ENDING SOLITARY




NRCAT joins partners in supporting a blueprint aimed to end the torture of
solitary confinement by the federal government. Learn More >>


ENDING TORTURE IN U.S. PRISONS




The National Religious Campaign Against Torture works to end the torture of
solitary confinement, promoting restorative alternatives and human rights. Join
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH (U.S.A.) PASSES SOLITARY CONFINEMENT RESOLUTION

On Tuesday, July 2, 2024, the 226th General Assembly of The Presbyterian Church
(U.S.A.) adopted a “Resolution On Ending Solitary Confinement.” The resolution
“urges all Presbyterians to call upon their city, state, and federal elected
officials to enact legislative or administrative reforms ending prolonged
solitary confinement in city, state and federal jails, prisons, and detention
centers.” >> Read More

 


SURVIVORS IN ACTION



Learn how survivors of solitary confinement are leveraging their first-hand
experience of the torture of isolated confinement to support local, state and
national policy reform and public education. >> READ MORE

Join a gathering of the National Network of Solitary Survivors, Virtual
Conversation: Empowerment and Advocacy, on October 26 from 1-2pm ET
We are hosting a virtual conversation where you can learn more about how our
National Network of Solitary Survivors provides comprehensive training and
ongoing support in leadership, public education, and mentorship. This
conversation will empower survivors like you to make a significant impact on
ending solitary confinement and advocating for justice. >>Register for the
Conversation

 


END SOLITARY CONFINEMENT ACT

The End Solitary Confinement Act, introduced in the U.S. House and Senate in
2023, is a groundbreaking bill that would end solitary confinement in federal
prisons, immigration detention centers, and other federal and federally
contracted facilities. With colleagues in the Federal Anti-Solitary Taskforce,
Johnny Perez, Director of NRCAT's U.S. Prisons Program, participated in a Senate
briefing on the bill in December 2023 (pictured above). You can help build
support for the bill by writing to your Members of Congress to ask them to
cosponsor the End Solitary Confinement Act.

 


MEET OUR ADVISORY COUNCIL

Read about the members of our U.S. Prisons Program Advisory Council.

 




 


ALTERNATIVES TO SOLITARY

If not solitary, what does NRCAT advocate for instead? Read more about humane
alternatives to solitary confinement.
 
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