Tagged: oregon department of corrections

Nearly 10 people with their backs turned towards the camera look up at an electronic billboard for Eddie Dungan. Their bright orange shirts have various phrases such as "EDDIE MATTERED," "D.O.C. LIES," "WE CARE A LOT!," "AND END PRISONS FOR PROFIT!" among others.

April 28, 2023

Undeterred: Eddie Dungan’s Family and Friends Continue Fight for Answers, March Through Saturday Market

A little more than two months after their first protest in Eugene, family and friends of Edward “Eddie” Dungan returned for the weekend of April 21-22 to continue to voice their anger at both...

A photo of five people standing in front of a billboard at the corner of 7th and Blair. The billboard features four photos Edward Dungan wih various members of his family and says "Remember Me - Edward Dungan - 1086-2023 - #JusticeForEddie." The people are holding signs and they read "Inmate lives matter," "we won't stop!" "you killed my brother Eddie Dungan" "Department of Corruption DOC" and "#JusticeForEddie"

February 27, 2023

by James Croxton

Prisoner Dies at Two Rivers Correctional Institute, His Family Wants Answers They Aren’t Getting

“A 36-year-old man with no medical issues prior doesn’t just die.”

A series of rolled up twenty dollar bills arranged as if they were about to be used as a straw with which to snort drugs

January 27, 2021

by Nathan Bouquet

Drug Decriminalization Will Drastically Alter Oregon’s Public Funding

Essentially, jails such as the Lane County Jail in Eugene—which has been overbooked during the pandemic, and whose inmates already weren’t getting the proper care they needed—will begin losing funding once the law kicks in on Feb. 1st.

Stock photo of a prison waiting room with three empty red chairs and rolls of toilet paper at each booth.

October 22, 2020

by Nadya Markowska

Love and the Carceral State: One couple’s journey through the labyrinth of Oregon’s justice system

Leni hasn’t seen her fiancé in over a year.