Fair Work by Sage Ellison is a vital guide that addresses the injustices within the prison labor system, particularly the need for fair wages and ethical practices. The book examines the systemic barriers that create inequities for incarcerated workers, offering insights into advocacy for meaningful reform. Ellison outlines the challenges faced by those seeking to support fair labor practices, such as exploitation in prison work, ineffective policies, and the need for practical advocacy steps. Through community-centered solutions, Fair Work aims to transform these challenges into actionable strategies that promote equitable compensation for those in the prison system.

Listeners will learn to identify barriers to fair prison labor, advocate for policy changes, and implement community-driven strategies. The book includes real-world case studies that highlight successful reform initiatives and the practical challenges communities face in combatting exploitation. The guide is practical and accessible, offering clear explanations of complex legal and social issues, step-by-step actions for reform advocacy, and empowering resources. It targets a diverse audience, including advocates for criminal justice reform, community leaders, policy-makers, and anyone committed to promoting justice and fairness in labor practices.

By engaging with Fair Work, listeners equip themselves to be agents of change, working towards a more just prison labor system that prioritizes rehabilitation and fairness over exploitation.