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Inside-Out Webinar: Feminist communities of struggle within prisons: Interrogating the carceral state with “criminalized survivors”
Inside-Out Webinar: Feminist communities of struggle within prisons: Interrogating the carceral state with “criminalized survivors”
Inside-out Outside-in from the Unisa Department of Psychology hosted a two-hour long webinar titled Feminist communities of struggle within prisons: Interrogating the carceral state with “criminalized survivors”. The event was hosted by Professor Puleng Segalo with guest speaker Professor Michelle Fine from the City University of New York, a Professor extraordinaire in the Department of Psychology at Unisa, and the Women’s Collective: The Domestic Violence Survivors Justice Act. All in attendance were in agreement that this was a very informative webinar that established further directions and further connections for opportunities in creating participatory action research studies and projects in the corrections environment, locally and abroad. You can view a recording of the webinar below:
DEPART~1.MP4Minority Communities in Corrections Webinar Series 2022:
Minority Communities in Corrections Webinar Series 2022:
Minority Communities in Corrections Webinar Programme.pdfAn 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
Women in Corrections Webinar Series 2021:
Women in Corrections Webinar Series 2021:
2021 Women in Corrections Webinar Programme.pdfAn Inside-out Webinar Series on the Narratives of Women in the Correctional Context
An Inside-out Webinar Series on the Narratives of Women in the Correctional Context
Inside-Out presents a webinar series that will explore the lived experiences and stories of these women. Comprehension of their needs and circumstances can provide critical insight into the development of a correctional environment of empowerment. The four webinars in the series will be presented by well renowned speakers, both local and international, on topics relevant to women in corrections.
1 - Women in Corrections Webinar - Women and Pathways to Incarceration-20211006_140035-Meeting Recording.mp4Session 1 - Women and Pathways to Incarceration
2 - Women in Corrections Webinar - Women Working in Corrections-20211013_140556-Meeting Recording.mp4Session 2 - Women Working in Corrections
3 - Women in Corrections Webinar - Gender and the Justice System-20211020_143253-Meeting Recording.mp4Session 3 - Gender and the Justice System
4 - Women in Corrections Webinar - (Re)Connection through Education.mp4Session 4 - (Re)Connection through Education
Global Justice Webinar Series 2020:
Global Justice Webinar Series 2020:
Global Justice Webinar Programme.pdfAn Inside-out Webinar Series for Students in Gauteng Correctional Centres
An Inside-out Webinar Series for Students in Gauteng Correctional Centres
Inside-Out, as a community engagement representative of the University of South Africa, in collaboration with the Prison-to-College Pipeline SA project from John Jay College of Criminal Justice and the Incarceration Nations Network, is hosted an online webinar series for students in Gauteng correctional centres. The four webinars in the series were presented by four well renowned speakers, both local and international, on the topic of justice, incarceration, politics, and education.
Global Justice Topic 1 Recording.mp4Session 1 - A Journey to Justice in Prisons Around the World
Global Justice Topic 2 .mp4Session 2 - Natives: Race and Class in the Ruins of Empire
Global Justice Topic 3.mp4Session 3 - Open Tertiary Education & the Fourth Industrial Revolution
Global Justice Topic 4.mp4Session 4 - US China conflict: The dawn of a new age?
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