Women’s Health, Incarcerated. (WHInc.)
Education
America’s criminal legal system disproportionately traps individuals who don’t have access to many resources and come from lower-income backgrounds. With exorbitantly high bails and minimal legal aid, thousands of individuals are detained in jail just awaiting their trial. This is not news to Eileen Maher, an activist working with Vocal New York and the Justice for Women Taskforce. She is also a criminalized survivor of domestic violence and spent over two years incarcerated at Rikers, Bedford, and Albion for a crime she never committed. Tune in as we hear more about her experiences navigating the system that failed to bring her justice. For more information on today’s episode, visit www.whincthemovement.org. Music in this episode by Blue Dot Sessions and Fesliyan Studios.
IGNITE: A transformative approach to providing education in jail
8. Incarceration: The Time Lost
6. Coming Home
5. The Impacts of Incarceration on LGBTQI Individuals
4. Growing Up Behind Bars
3. Contradictions of Care and Confinement
2. Recovery, Reunification, and Resilience: Kayla's Story
1. Labor and Delivery while Incarcerated
Women's Health, Incarcerated: Season 2 Trailer
12. COVID-19 in Jails and Prisons, part 2
11. COVID-19 in Jails and Prisons, part 1
10. State Violence Against Black Women, part 2
9. State Violence Against Black Women, part 1
8. The Trauma Inside: Pregnancy in Prison
7. The Trauma-to-Prison Pipeline
6: Conversations with Asia: Womanhood in Prison
5. Conversations with Asia: Navigating Mental Health in the System
4. Periods Behind Bars: The Impacts of Social Control
3. Periods Behind Bars: Accessibility and Physical Health Effects
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