Jeremy joined the Kill Switch podcast to talk about how prisons block social media to stop incarcerated people from exposing abuses. Listen to the episode here.

A lot of our work is about incarcerated journalists' rights and the retaliation they endure to get the truth out. That struggle is very real, but it's not the whole story. Read about how fatherhood in prison gave Jeremy renewed purpose. https://t.co/tAnjJGXN9s

Jeremy wrote for @chicagotribune about why freeing Larry Hoover is not only the right thing for @GovPritzker to do, it's good politics.

Jeremy wrote for @statesman about how a punitive and cruel drug crackdown in Texas prisons are putting lives at risk while failing to address the root causes of substance abuse.

To hear more about the retaliation Jeremy has endured from Jeremy himself, listen to this interview by @ProjectCensored also featuring Seth Stern of @FreedomofPress https://t.co/CdpmaWUZQX

''Prison journalism should not be illegal. It should not be starved, stifled, or silenced ... laws need to change." Read Inquest's article featuring Jeremy's account of how journalism is stifled in prison. https://t.co/jtWhxAVCXT

The United States is the only nation in the world where a child can be legally sentenced to life in prison with no possibility of parole. Michael Montgomery is one such survivor of what he calls this “modern-day murder by the system.” https://t.co/oxfnGeihCW

Incarcerated people use contraband phones to expose abuses. That's why the FCC wants to jam them - not to stop crime. Read Jeremy's article for @theintercept in partnership with @FreedomofPress, and watch The Alabama Solution on @HBO for more. https://t.co/pqY2kay3CF

Incarcerated people facing retaliation are confronted with "a maze of onerous procedural requirements" when they try to sue. Jeremy joined @FreedomofPress and @ACLU to talk about how this broken system harms journalists, both inside and outside prisons.

For the first episode of our collaborative series with the podcast Inmate Tea with A&P, Jeremy talks with April and Pig about his personal journey and the vital importance of amplifying incarcerated journalists: https://t.co/e5pibE291i

JoinJeremy is excited to announce The Collective, our new digital publication for inside and outside voices advocating for the inclusion and protection of incarcerated journalists. Read the introduction by Managing Editor Jeremy Busby at https://t.co/Eq6DsGbOFl

Proud to partner with @theintercept on this article by Jeremy Busby of @join_jeremy. Jamming cell phones in prisons isn't about crime, it's to stop incarcerated people from exposing abuses, like those shown in @HBO's new documentary The Alabama Solution. https://t.co/UKWANO4WEZ

Proud to partner with @theintercept on this article by Jeremy Busby of @join_jeremy . Jamming cell phones in prisons isn't about crime, it's about stopping incarcerated people from exposing abuses, like those shown in the upcoming @HBO documentary The Alabama Solution.

Federal law closes courthouse doors to incarcerated journalists Watch and read about our recent webinar with Jeremy Busby, a journalist and activist incarcerated in Texas, and @aclu's Corene Kendrick and Nina Patel.

New Commentary by Jeremy Busby in the @chicagotribune #FreeLarryHoover https://t.co/UN6YsGIDwc

LIVE NOW: Join us for a conversation about how federal law impedes reporting on U.S.'s prisons, featuring Jeremy Busby, an incarcerated writer calling in from Texas, @ACLU's Corene Kendrick and Nina Patel, and @SethAStern https://t.co/IVhEsU4q9N

🔔 At the top of the hour: Join us for a conversation about how federal law impedes reporting on America's prisons, featuring Jeremy Busby, an incarcerated writer calling in from Texas, @ACLU's Corene Kendrick and Nina Patel, and @SethAStern. RSVP: https://t.co/ym5n0kpiTU

An incarcerated journalist explains how journalists reporting from prisons nationwide face relentless retaliation for speaking truth to power and are systemically obstructed from seeking recourse from the courts. https://t.co/g3LQd1pIeF

Unjust law helps prison officials muzzle incarcerated journalists https://t.co/5uMHg297S6 Important new article by Jeremy Busby, who writes from behind bars in Texas and is the recipient of a @solitarywatch Ridgeway Reporting Project grant for incarcerated journalists

ANNOUNCING BIG CHANGES! Under Jeremy Busby's leadership, JoinJeremy is expanding its mission as a nonprofit organization dedicated to advancing the work of incarcerated journalists and writers across the country. To learn more, visit our new website at