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Recognising our DCS Educators and the achievements of Students at St. Albans
Recognising our DCS Educators and the achievements of Students at St. Albans
November 2022
November 2022
Thanks to Jacqui for organising the visit and to the Inside-out team who donated the stationary packs. We wish the students all the best in their exams!
Recognising our DCS Educators and the achievements of Students PDF.pdfMinority Communities in Corrections Webinar Series 2022:
Minority Communities in Corrections Webinar Series 2022:
An Inside-out Webinar Series on the Narratives of Minority Communities in the Correctional Context
An Inside-out Webinar Series on the Narratives of Minority Communities in the Correctional Context
Behind bars, in correctional centres around the word, there are forgotten individuals. As part of an already relegated group, members of minority communities who are incarcerated often experience many inequities and biases. Inside-Out Outside-In, as a community engagement project at the University of South Africa (UNISA), along with the Chief Albert Luthuli Research Chair, and members from Just Detention International-South Africa, with support from the National Institute of the Human and Social Sciences, present a webinar series that will explore the lived experiences and stories of these communities
1_disabled and incarcerated_ The autoethnography of an ex-offender.mp4Session 1 - #disabled and incarcerated: The autoethnography of an ex-offender
2_Aging behind bars.mp4Session 2 - Aging behind bars: An exploration of the personal realities of older adults who are incarcerated
2_Tebogo’s story_ A trans woman recounts her experience in detention.mp4Session 3 - Tebogo’s story: A trans woman recounts her experience in detention as a minor
4_ Menstruation, menopause, and incarceration.mp4Session 4 - Menstruation, menopause, and incarceration
Report_13 Nov 2022_Locked Out.pdfLocked Out:
Locked Out:
The Crisis of Post-Prison Reintegration, in South Africa and the World
The Crisis of Post-Prison Reintegration, in South Africa and the World
Film Screening, Discussion & Reception on the November 10, 2022 with Incarceration Nations Network and Inside-out team member Mbongiseni Mdakane. Read Report for more info...
Inside-Out at the 9th ICCP:
Inside-Out at the 9th ICCP:
The Team represents at the 9th International Conference for Community Psychology
The Team represents at the 9th International Conference for Community Psychology
Team members from Inside-out presented their research at the 9th International Conference for Community Psychology hosted in person and virtually by the University of Naples Federico II in Italy. PhD Candidate Gloria Makhuza presented her work on "Social Reintegration as a bridge that connects female ex-offenders to their communities and other external facilities", while Dr. Bianca Rochelle Parry presented on "Connecting to carceral communities: Community Psychology perspectives on digital and gender inequality impacts on accessibility and inclusivity for incarcerated students in South Africa".
Short documentary film launch:
Short documentary film launch:
Vusi: "I Survived Sexual Abuse in Detention”
Vusi: "I Survived Sexual Abuse in Detention”
Just Detention International – South Africa (JDI-SA) and The Agenda Network are launching the Film, Vusi: "I Survived Sexual Abuse in Prison”. The film, which was produced by JDI-SA and The Agenda Network, is streaming on The Agenda Network's Facebook and Youtube channel
Vusi Film Poster.pdfWomen's Day at the JHB Female Correctional Centre
Women's Day at the JHB Female Correctional Centre
A narrative account of a PhD journey
A narrative account of a PhD journey
by Shonita Govendor
by Shonita Govendor
It truly was surreal and as I walked the stage to receive the conferring of my degree, I rose up the picture frame I held in my hand of my dearly departed parents and cried out, “This is for you mum and dad, this is for you.”
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Shonitha Govender_My PhD Journey.pdfMy PhD journey.pdfIs the grass always greener on the other side of the fence?
Is the grass always greener on the other side of the fence?
PhD narrative Report by DR Mbongiseni Mdakane.
So, in summary, can it be concluded that the “the grass is always greener on the other side of the fence?” My response is still no because when you water your own grass and “live on both sides of the fence, [your] grass is always green” (Sir Ben Kingsley, Lucky Number Slevin).
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mw_Youth Day Report.pdfInside-out Celebrates Youth Day
Inside-out Celebrates Youth Day
On 24 June 2022, members of the Inside-out Team were invited to attend the Youth Day Celebrations and empower youth offenders at the Emthonjeni Youth Centre in Baviaanspoort Correctional Centre.
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