<p>How can convicted criminals fully appreciate the impact of their actions?  If that might involve communication with their victims, how can that occur?  Can American prisons embrace the principles of restorative justice, and help create communities where remorse can be expressed and genuine change facilitated? </p>

How can convicted criminals fully appreciate the impact of their actions? If that might involve communication with their victims, how can that occur? Can American prisons embrace the principles of restorative justice, and help create communities where remorse can be expressed and genuine change facilitated?

<p>How can convicted criminals fully appreciate the impact of their actions?&nbsp; If that might involve communication with their victims, how can that occur?&nbsp; Can American prisons embrace the principles of restorative justice, and help create communities where remorse can be expressed and genuine change facilitated? </p>

S1 E8: ’We’re Genuinely Trying To Repair That Harm’

A podcast series that investigates the heavy use of incarceration as a response to the harms of crime. Season one explores how many incarcerated people seek to atone for their misdeeds, despite the challenging conditions in prison.   Season two follows a group of prosecutors as they travel inside the walls to learn what it means to be convicted of a violent crime, and to try to overcome the challenges of incarceration.

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A podcast series that investigates the heavy use of incarceration as a response to the harms of crime. Season one explores how many incarcerated people seek to atone for their misdeeds, despite the challenging conditions in prison. Season two follows a group of prosecutors as they travel inside the walls to learn what it means to be convicted of a violent crime, and to try to overcome the challenges of incarceration.

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S1 E8: ’We’re Genuinely Trying To Repair That Harm’

S1 E8: ’We’re Genuinely Trying To Repair That Harm’