by Aline Sara –Lebanon– Rarely does one consider prison a site for entertainment and performing arts. Last spring however, Zeina Daccache – a certified NADT drama therapist and founder of Lebanon’s drama therapy program Catharsis – transformed the 3rd floor…
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Scheherazade in Baabda Gives Lebanon’s Female Inmates a Voice
Tagged with: Arts & Culture, Criminal Justice, human rights, Incarceration, Lebanon, Theatre
Posted in FEATURE ARTICLES, The World
Posted in FEATURE ARTICLES, The World
Society of the Incarcerated: Acknowledging the Voices of America’s Ever-Increasing Prison Population
by Anna Clark – USA – Who talks about prisoners these days? Certainly not the US presidential candidates or most others up for election in 2008, unless it’s in tangential “get tough on crime” rhetoric. In the media, quality coverage…
Tagged with: activism, Criminal Justice, Incarceration, Politics, United States
Posted in Education, FEATURE ARTICLES, Politics, The World
Posted in Education, FEATURE ARTICLES, Politics, The World
And Justice for All: We Must Reverse Our Zeal to Incarcerate
by Nomi Prins – USA – The movie, Atonement, is a heart-breaking love-story, a historical WWII saga. Without giving away the ending, which must be seen to be adequately felt, it tells the tale of two lovers’ lives irrevocably changed…
Tagged with: class equality, Criminal Justice, human rights, Incarceration, laws, Politics, Science, United States
Posted in FEATURE ARTICLES, Politics
Posted in FEATURE ARTICLES, Politics
