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#41 Dr. Baz Dreisinger talks about college courses for prisoners & visiting prisons around the world
#41 Dr. Baz Dreisinger talks about college courses for prisoners & visiting prisons around the world
#41 Dr. Baz Dreisinger talks about college courses for prisoners & visiting prisons around the world
Thursday 8th April 2021
Dr. Baz Dreisinger joins 'The Two Norries' to discuss how education can transform lives in prisons. Tune in for a compelling discussion on prison reform.
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Get the buttons here!Dr. Baz Dreisinger on the Power of Prison Education
I think the bigger the movement grows, the more the resistance grows to that, and I think also, the more the culture changes in terms of acceptance of people coming home and that they're seen in the public light as not you know, quote, ex-cons and so on.
Picture a world where prisons are not just places of punishment but hubs of learning and transformation. In this episode of 'The Two Norries Podcast', James Leonard and Timmy Long chat with Dr. Baz Dreisinger, a professor at John Jay College of Criminal Justice and founder of the Incarceration Nations Network. Dr. Dreisinger takes us on a journey through global prison systems, sharing her experiences and insights on the importance of education behind bars. Dr.
Dreisinger sheds light on how educational programs can reshape the lives of incarcerated individuals, tackling issues like literacy and providing a pathway to rehabilitation. She dives into the history of prisons, capitalism's role in the prison system, and the unique challenges faced by female inmates. The conversation also touches on the impact of drug policies on prison populations and what changes might be on the horizon under the Biden administration.
This episode isn't just for those interested in prison reform; it's for anyone curious about justice, education, and human potential. Dr. Dreisinger's passion for innovative justice systems and her firsthand accounts make for a compelling listen. So, if you're ready to rethink what prisons can be, tune in to hear how education could be the key to unlocking a brighter future for many.