We're gathering at Corcraft because this state-run business profits directly from the low-wage labor of incarcerated men and women.

People inside are working for as little as 16 cents an hour, producing goods and services that would pay $35,000–$45,000 a year in the free world.

The refusal to pass Elder Parole and Fair & Timely Parole isn't about "public safety."

It's about keeping that cheap labor alive.

We're rallying to say enough.

We demand:

✊🏾 Fair wages for incarcerated workers

✊🏾 Freedom and dignity for aging people in prison

✊🏾 Parole reform rooted in justice and humanity

Join us outside Corcraft and make your voice heard.

Together, we'll end exploitation and build a system that honors redemption over profit.