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The horrors of the incarceration system are so robust and complex that there’s truly no one answer the problem. There is no end to what we could cover in this episode. It’s been a really difficult episode to plan for. In a two-part special, Ghouls are discussing the horrors of our mass incarceration system. Gabe explores the many issues and offers an abundance of documentary suggestions while also reviewing the claymation film, Wendell & Wild. Special guest, Pascale Vallee, shares her findings from her Masters research about the harmful effects on one's mental health while incarcerated. There are many ways our system fails us. We encourage you to learn more about our monstrous and horrific systems so that you can help change them.
Sources in this Episode:
Why Is Rikers Island Still Open And Why Won't NYC Mayor Eric Adams Accept The Help He Needs?
40% of incarcerated people have chronic conditions — how good is the health care they get behind bars?
Access to primary care in Philly varies greatly by neighborhood
A Reckoning in Philadelphia
The Healing Power of Greek Tragedy
The Dose–Response of Time Served in Prison on Mortality: New York State, 1989–2003
Explore Data on Philadelphia's Returning Citizens
Countries with the largest number of prisoners per 100,000 of the national population, as of May 2021
Impact of Incarceration on Health
Chronic Punishment: The unmet health needs of people in state prisons
Incarceration and Population Health in Wealthy Democracies
Reentry Preparedness among soon-to-be-released inmates and the role of time served
Recommended Reading:
Ten Years After “The New Jim Crow” | The New Yorker
Practical Abolition: Alternatives to Prisons and Police Animated Series | Amistad Law Project
Abolishing Death By Incarceration | Amistad Law Project
Creating Public Safety Alternatives to the Police | Amistad Law Project
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The horrors of the incarceration system are so robust and complex that there’s truly no one answer the problem. There is no end to what we could cover in this episode. It’s been a really difficult episode to plan for. In a two-part special, Ghouls are discussing the horrors of our mass incarceration system. Gabe explores the many issues and offers an abundance of documentary suggestions while also reviewing the claymation film, Wendell & Wild. Special guest, Pascale Vallee, shares her findings from her Masters research about the harmful effects on one's mental health while incarcerated. There are many ways our system fails us. We encourage you to learn more about our monstrous and horrific systems so that you can help change them.
Sources in this Episode:
Why Is Rikers Island Still Open And Why Won't NYC Mayor Eric Adams Accept The Help He Needs?
40% of incarcerated people have chronic conditions — how good is the health care they get behind bars?
Access to primary care in Philly varies greatly by neighborhood
A Reckoning in Philadelphia
The Healing Power of Greek Tragedy
The Dose–Response of Time Served in Prison on Mortality: New York State, 1989–2003
Explore Data on Philadelphia's Returning Citizens
Countries with the largest number of prisoners per 100,000 of the national population, as of May 2021
Impact of Incarceration on Health
Chronic Punishment: The unmet health needs of people in state prisons
Incarceration and Population Health in Wealthy Democracies
Reentry Preparedness among soon-to-be-released inmates and the role of time served
Recommended Reading:
Ten Years After “The New Jim Crow” | The New Yorker
Practical Abolition: Alternatives to Prisons and Police Animated Series | Amistad Law Project
Abolishing Death By Incarceration | Amistad Law Project
Creating Public Safety Alternatives to the Police | Amistad Law Project
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