The Brain and the Law - How Neuroscience Will Shift Blameworthiness
Explore how neuroscience challenges criminal justice assumptions, examining brain equality, incarceration effectiveness, and rehabilitation technologies. Insights into unconscious behavior drivers and future-focused legal approaches.
Audiência de Custódia - A Porta de Entrada do Encarceramento
Carla Akotirene analisa o impacto das audiências de custódia no encarceramento, abordando racismo institucional e violência sistêmica contra jovens negros, propondo mudanças para um sistema judicial mais justo e inclusivo.
Abolition, Activism, and the University - Practitioner Perspectives on Transformative Justice in Boston
Grassroots organizers discuss transformative justice, abolitionist ideas, and community activism in Boston, exploring how these movements should shape university studies and societal change.
Abolition, Activism, and the Imagination - A Roundtable with Movement Leaders
Activists discuss ending mass incarceration, focusing on how humanities inform their work. Speakers from various organizations share insights on prison abolition and their vision for social change.
Hip-Hop Collision: Music, Race, and the Law
Explore the intersection of criminal justice, race, and hip-hop with defense attorney Drew Findling. Discuss recent events, societal issues, and how artists inspire conversations and mobilize fans to act.
Reverend Dr. Raphael Warnock on Building Strong Families - The Father Factor
Reverend Warnock discusses the importance of fathers in building strong families, addressing issues like voting rights, living wages, and criminal justice reform to support Black communities.
The Big Picture: Crime and Incarceration in America
Explore trends in US crime and incarceration, examining the disconnect between falling crime rates and rising prison populations. Experts discuss effective prevention strategies and potential reforms.
Fixing the Poverty to Prison Pipeline - A Restorative Justice Approach
Explore the context of crime and its impact on consequence and restoration through Divine Lipscomb's personal experiences and insights.
Reimagining a Justice System Beyond Bars
Explore innovative approaches to reform the justice system, addressing mass incarceration's impact and proposing alternatives. Gain insights from experts on creating a more equitable and rehabilitative framework.
Intelligent Machines for Smarter Social Policies - Tackling Inequality and Mass Incarceration
Explore how AI and machine learning can revolutionize social policy, addressing issues like inequality and mass incarceration, with insights from Harvard economist Sendhil Mulanthainan.
We Need to Talk About an Injustice
Human rights lawyer Bryan Stevenson discusses racial injustice in America's legal system, highlighting mass incarceration of black males and advocating for reform through personal stories and compelling insights.
Justice for Sale
Exploring how technology can address inequalities in the criminal justice system, focusing on mass incarceration and providing affordable legal tools to balance access to justice.
The Problem with Mass Incarceration - A Mother’s Love
Exploración del impacto de la encarcelación masiva en familias y comunidades marginadas, destacando los efectos en los niños y la necesidad de apoyo y concienciación para combatir la estigmatización.
Amazing Grace and Mass Incarceration
Exploring the intersection of Christian grace and mass incarceration through John Newton's story, urging listeners to apply grace in modern contexts. Includes a moving rendition of "Amazing Grace."
Why We Need Prison Journalism
Explore the importance of prison journalism and its impact on amplifying inmate voices. Gain insights into the process and stories behind this rarely seen aspect of journalism.
A Voice on the Phone - Mass Incarceration
Exploring the urgent need for prison reform through personal stories and statistics, highlighting injustices in the US criminal justice system and advocating for data-driven policy changes.
The US Is Addicted to Incarceration - How to Break the Cycle
Robin Steinberg discusses The Bail Project, a nonprofit addressing mass incarceration by paying bail for those who can't afford it, and introduces a new community-based model to reform the US justice system.
How to Fix Two of the Most Broken Systems in the US
Criminal justice reformer Nick Turner discusses how to address racial and economic inequality in the US legal system, advocating for system reduction and recognizing the humanity of those involved.
How Radical Hospitality Can Change the Lives of the Formerly Incarcerated
Sociologist explores aftershocks of mass incarceration, challenges punitive policies, and advocates for radical hospitality to reintegrate formerly incarcerated individuals into society, promoting a more inclusive and just system.