Alabama Prison Reform: How to Fight Forced Labor, Staff Corruption, and Systemic Abuse

In this hard-hitting episode, Alabama Prison Reform exposes the deep-rooted corruption, forced labor practices, and human rights violations inside the Alabama Department of Corrections. From exploited inmate workers earning just dollars a day to staff misconduct and systemic neglect, the episode reveals how profit and power have replaced justice and rehabilitation.

But there’s a way forward. Drawing from the Alabama Prison Reform Proposal, this episode highlights a plan to replace exploitation with education — using AI-driven transparency, virtual reality therapy, and vocational training through Ingram State Technical College. Together, these innovations can build a correctional system that values human potential over punishment.

🎧 Tune in to learn how technology, accountability, and compassion can transform Alabama’s prisons from centers of abuse into engines of redemption and reform.

Keywords: Alabama Department of Corrections, prison reform, forced labor, corruption, restorative justice, AI monitoring, VR rehabilitation, Ingram State Technical College, recidivism, justice reform.