The following essay by Rev. Kaia Stern Director of the Prison Studies Project at Harvard University beautifully and painfully depicts the current crisis of our American punishment system.
http://forusa.org/multimedia-publications-for/fellowship-magazine/spring-2011-transformation-ofin-prisons/shackles
This blog is a space to share ideas, advocacy, experiences and developments around incarceration, it's effect to self, family,community and the greater society. The Guilford College Higher Education in Prison Initiative is an effort to bring higher education to those incarcerated in prison, developing not only the skills for critical thinking and engaged learning but also fostering a shared human connection and mutual respect between all.
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Welcome. This blog site is designed to share a great deal of information about the critical issues surrounding punishment and inequality in America.
Information is intended to provide an outreach for exploring and questioning our quality and emphasis of citizenship and encourage thought-provoking analysis of racial, class, and socioeconomic deprivations that directly interconnect our social constructs and the criminal justice system.
Resources are aimed at examining America's current punishment crisis, raising public awareness, and stimulating discussion for community empowerment and involvement towards policy alternatives.
Information is intended to provide an outreach for exploring and questioning our quality and emphasis of citizenship and encourage thought-provoking analysis of racial, class, and socioeconomic deprivations that directly interconnect our social constructs and the criminal justice system.
Resources are aimed at examining America's current punishment crisis, raising public awareness, and stimulating discussion for community empowerment and involvement towards policy alternatives.
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