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BIPOC/Related

‘Racism Is Embedded’: Scholars Wrestle With Issues of Racism, Policing and Mass Incarceration

By Meghna Maharishi | September 18, 2020

Marc Lacey ’87 joined professors in law and government to discuss solutions to the national crises of police brutality and structural racism.

prison reform

First Virtual Tatkon Center Event Takes on ‘Myth’ of U.S. Mass Incarceration System

By Stacey Blansky | April 15, 2020

Prof. Joe Margulies, government, law, delivered a virtual talk to around 100 virtual attendees, kicking off the Tatkon Center’s virtual lectures series with a lecture about mass incarceration in the U.S.

criminal justice

Art Beyond Cornell Fills Quads With Signs About Mass Incarceration For Criminal Justice Awareness Days

By Amina Kilpatrick | April 9, 2019

On Monday morning, students made their way across the Agriculture, Engineering and Arts quads that were flooded with signs sharing messages about incarceration and drug epidemics in the United States.

Featured in Category

Professor Leads Team to Improve Understanding of U.S. Mass Incarceration

By emmadigiovanni | October 22, 2018

Wildeman hopes that this research will provide Americans with a more accurate understanding of incarceration.

prison education

Cornell’s Prison Education Program Awarded $1.7 Million Grant

By Chance Masloff and Yana Kalmyka | October 4, 2018

The program hopes to use the awarded grant to pursue its dual-ended goals, seeking to benefit both the incarcerated students and the participating professors, graduate students, and undergraduate volunteers of the Cornell community.

mass incarceration

Prof. Bruce Western Shares Research on Reintegration of Formerly Incarcerated Individuals

By Samuel Nolan | September 18, 2018

There is no shortage of research detailing the extent of American mass incarceration and the impact it has on the people and communities most affected, Western said, but he found that the analytical data often lacked a human element.

mass incarceration

Mass Incarceration Week to Educate Campus on ‘One of the Biggest Human Rights Crises,’ Organizer Says

By Stacey Blansky | March 28, 2018

“We would hope, in an ideal world, that after this event, Cornell students would feel inspired to speak out and to write to lawmakers to end mass incarceration as we know it in the United States,” said Chris Elliott ’20.

News

‘Cruel and Unusual’ Punishment: Activist Calls for Change in U.S. Criminal Justice System

By Benjamin Finegan | October 3, 2016

Martin discussed his experiences in Rikers Island, a New York jail complex with a reputation for abysmal conditions and brutal treatment of inmates. He cited the physical abuse of prisoners, solitary confinement and the withholding of food and medication.

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