Since 2012, University of Iowa photography student Zora Murff, has worked as a “tracker” for a program that provides low-risk juveniles alternatives to incarceration. He coordinates transportation to therapy and counseling sessions, contacts schools to make sure that the juveniles are attending classes, collects urine samples for drug tests, and monitors the juveniles’ locations through data from their ankle bracelets. As he explains, “My job is to be a consequence, to insert myself into their lives while the adolescents themselves are struggling to exert control over their development.”
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