by CFRC Podcast Network
Rehabilitation must be improved in Canadian prison systems — but what is it, and why is it needed? This podcast seeks to answer these questions by amplifying ex-offenders’ voices and shedding light on their experiences in the criminal justice system. Bolstered by stories from restorative justice advocates, academics, and grassroots community organizers, we will explore why people commit crimes, how they serve their time, and why it matters.
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<p>In this episode Mikella and Phoebe interview Lisa Guenther, a professor at Queen’s University in Critical Prison Studies. We talk about prison abolition, Lisa’s experiences working with men on death row, and the complexities of restorative justice and sexual violence. At Queen’s, Lisa runs the Walls to Bridges program, a for-credit course where university students join incarcerated students in Collins Bay Institution to learn about restorative justice.</p>
July 19, 2024
Lisa Guenther, a professor of Critical Prison Studies, shares her experiences with prison abolition, restorative justice, and working with men on death row, highlighting the complexities and potential of rehabilitation.
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Rehabilitation must be improved in Canadian prison systems — but what is it, and why is it needed?
This podcast seeks to answer these questions by amplifying ex-offenders’ voices and shedding light on their experiences in the criminal justice system. Bolstered by stories from restorative justice advocates, academics, and grassroots community organizers, we will explore why people commit crimes, how they serve their time, and why it matters.
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