; (ii) incarcerating people, to the extent possible, at a facility closest to their home, and at a location that comports with their security destination; (iii) banning the prosecution of children under the age of 18 in adult courts and ensuring juveniles are not housed in adult prisons but in community- or home-based rehabilitation programs; (iv) allowing transgender individuals to be housed in a facility that conforms with their gender identity; (v) providing access to high-quality, trauma-informed, and culturally responsive physical, mental, and behavioral health care in prisons and jails, including substance use disorder and mental health treatment, medication for overdoses, hormonal treatment and gender-affirming procedures, and full reproductive and gynecological services, including adequate services for pregnant, laboring, and postpartum people; (vi) providing people who are incarcerated with access to commissary items, and clothing at rates no higher than those available on the free market, as well as programming, educational materials, and personal property in which all items are consistent with the individual’s gender identity and cultural preferences; (vii) providing high-quality, gender-responsive education and vocation training and access to sufficient libraries and reading materials; (viii) restoring eligibility for Federal Pell grants to all students regardless of immigration status and those incarcerated in Federal, State, and local facilities without regard to offense or sentence length; (ix) ending forced labor practices and requiring incarcerated individuals to be paid for their labor at a rate that is no lower than the Federal minimum wage; (x) providing generous in-person visitation for a reasonable duration of time, including regular visitation between incarcerated individuals who are primary caretaker parents and their family members, and access to free phone calls and video conferencing sessions