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Justice Radio episodes
- Survivorship series, Part II (Priya and Dolphy)Hosts: Linda Small and Catherine Besteman
Guests: Priya Nair and Dolphy Jordan of Collective Justice31 min - 31 min
- Drug Policy in Augusta_LD 1975Host: Charlotte Warren
Guests: Maine State Representatives Lydia Crafts and Nina Milliken31 min - What do Crime Survivors Actually Want? (Survivors/Victims Series, Part I)Hosts: Linda Small and Catherine Besteman
Guest: Aswad Thomas of Crime Survivors for Safety and Justice31 min - Mindbridge Healing Racial Trauma IntiativeHost: Leo Hylton
Guests: Laura Ligouri (Executive Director) and Kholi Pepani (Assistant Director of the Healing Racial Trauma Initiative) from the Mindbridge Center31 min - Doing Decades in Prison Part IIHosts: Linda Small and Mackenzie Kelley
Guests:- Darlene George, Consultant for CEPP (Center for Effective Public Policy) and currently housed at the Maine Correctional Center for Women
- Shawn Libby, Peer Leader, Recovery Coach, Master's degree student in Youth Development, and currently incarcerated at the Maine State Prison
31 min - Are Prisons Public Housing Part IIHost: Catherine Besteman
Guest: Grayson Lookner, Maine State Representative31 min - Participatory DefenseHosts: Craig Williams, Staff for the National Council of Incarcerated and Formerly Incarcerated Women & Girls, and Maine Hub Leader for Participatory Defense.
Guests: Participatory Defense team members, Janet Drew and Sarah Johnson.31 min - 31 min
- Doing Decades in PrisonHosts: Linda Small and Mackenzie Kelley
Guests:- Darlene George, Consultant for CEPP (Center for Effective Public Policy) and currently housed at the Maine Correctional Center for Women
- Shawn Libby, Peer Leader, Recovery Coach, Master's degree student in Youth Development, and currently incarcerated at the Maine State Prison
31 min
About Justice Radio
From the publisher's feed
Justice Radio is a talk-show that tackles hard questions about our criminal legal system in Maine.
- How do we actually envision justice?
- Does our current criminal legal system…
provide justice?Do prisons and jails keep us safe? What should accountability and repair look like in the wake of harm? How do people releasing into communities cope with the overwhelming adjustment to technology changes, finding housing and work, and building relationships? Our rotating hosts will offer an ongoing 4-week cycle of shows that address these and other questions through moderated conversations with leaders in the field of criminal justice, abolitionist organizers, justice-impacted people, and other experts and community members.