Collected reports & zines
Three Years, Five Boroughs, 200,000 Doors: A Report on Katal’s #ShutRikers Canvassing Project, September 2022–December 2025. By Melanie Dominguez and gabriel sayegh, with contributions from Lakenya Smith, Ricky…
Shut Rikers: A Brief History of Political Graphics in 15 Stickers (2nd Edition). By Josh MacPhee and the Katal Center for Equity, Health, and Justice. Published February 2026.…
Rikers Island and Mental Health: Pathways Toward Community-Based Diversion and Jail Population Reduction. By Michael Rempel, Krystal Rodriguez, and Kellyann Bock (Data Collaborative for Justice); Yonah Zeitz, gabriel…
Shut Rikers: A Brief History of Political Graphics in 15 Stickers. By Josh MacPhee and the Katal Center for Equity, Health, and Justice. Published July 2024. Part history…
Excessive, Unjust, and Expensive: Fixing Connecticut’s Probation and Parole Problems. Published by the Katal Center for Equity, Health, and Justice, and the Prison Policy Initiative in May 2023,…
Co-authored by Emily Napier Singeltary of Unchained, and gabriel sayegh of the Katal Center for Equity, Health, and Justice, on , behalf of the leadership team of the…
Less Is More New York: A Status Report on Implementation. By Emily Singletary, Unchained; and gabriel sayegh, Katal Center for Equity, Health, and Justice. March 1, 2022. More…
A summary of the history and Connecticut’s movement to end mass incarceration over more than two decades. The Scan, co-authored by Katal staff, included surveys, interviews, and data…
In 2018, a debate was raging in New York about bail reform. There were multiple proposals circulating, and the governor at that time, Andrew Cuomo, was seeking to…
Over the last five years, an increasing number of reports, papers, and studies have been published about the causes, effects, and multiple dimensions of mass incarceration – and…