Katie Rose Quandt Type Investigations Fellow Katie Rose Quandt an award-winning journalist who writes about criminal justice, incarceration, and inequality. She is a contributing writer at Solitary Watch and Truthout, and has written for The Atlantic, Slate, Rolling Stone, The Village Voice, The Appeal, The Nation, Vice, In These Times, and other publications. Katie Rose was a 2023 Ira A. Lipman Fellow, a 2020 Alicia Patterson Foundation Fellow, and a 2017 Soros Justice Media Fellow. She previously worked for the Prison Policy Initiative, BillMoyers.com, and Mother Jones. http://katierosequandt.com/ Highlights Lockdowns, Violence, and “Barbaric Conditions” in a Federal Jail Known for its Famous Detainees Brooklyn’s Metropolitan Detention Center often makes news for the celebrities detained there, but hundreds of other people at the jail face inhumane conditions. Katie Rose Quandt, Maeve Brennan, Solitary Watch The Appeal How a Probation Violation Turns Into Indefinite Jail Time Probation detainers are forcing tens of thousands of people to remain in jail indefinitely. Katie Rose Quandt The Nation San Quentin Is Still Punishing People for Being Sick Incarcerated people described filthy conditions and harsh treatment in San Quentin’s medical quarantine unit. Katie Rose Quandt & Juan Moreno Haines Type Investigations and The American Prospect