Uncovering abuses in the local criminal justice system using a combination of investigative journalism, data analysis and community engagement.
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Our History
The Marshall Project - Cleveland is a nonprofit newsroom with a single focus: uncovering abuses and inefficiencies in the criminal justice system in Northeast Ohio. Our journalism helps to drive public policy based on trustworthy facts. We make a special effort to reach and engage communities who have been neglected or mischaracterized by journalism in the past.
Our reporters cover police, courts, prisons and jails, and the wide and profound effects that contact with the system has on children and families across the region. Inside Ohio prisons, we operate the state’s most extensive network for distributing quality journalism behind bars.
Established in 2022, The Marshall Project - Cleveland supports local media with the kind of investigative and data journalism that has suffered with the decline of the commercial media sector. The Marshall Project’s local team plays a vital role in covering a criminal justice system that touches the lives of hundreds of thousands of people in Northeast Ohio every day. We’re grateful to collaborate with local media partners who help us reach a broad spectrum of the community.