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Paper Chained is a magazine written by and for incarcerated people, distributed in print to prisoners and online as free PDFs and articles. Issues feature reported stories from inside prisons, interviews with former prison editors and activists, and artwork by incarcerated artists.
A personal cancer-rehab diary in German, with short daily entries from a rehabilitation stay in Bad Oexen. The author writes about energy levels, therapy programmes, friendship and small everyday moments.
A personal newsletter documenting one person's recovery from cerebellar ataxia caused by lithium toxicity, covering rehabilitation routines, exercise and neuroplasticity, and mindfulness practice. Readers get first-person accounts of what has worked, with practical routine details and reflective essays.
A New Zealand education mentor shares personal reflections on his journey from prison to purpose-driven leadership, mostly alongside links to podcast and radio appearances. Readers get first-person stories about mentorship, second chances and rehabilitation through education.
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