In our final episode, Joanne interviews Belinda to discuss her work research exploring the meaning of motherhood for women in prison, and the power of creative writing and publishing for people in prison.
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In our penultimate episode, Wemmy is interviewed by Belinda on her research which explores photojournalism in times of crisis. Through looking at images of incarcerated Hurricane Katrina victims, Wemmy asks questions of the meaning of justice.
🎧 https://t.co/xoRTZLMZO9
In today’s episode, Wemmy interviews Mary about her research exploring the literary legacy of seventeenth-century plague outbreaks in the context of our recent experience of the COVID-19 pandemic.
🎧 https://t.co/Z5ZmClPkfX
Today, Emily is interviewed by Mary on her research into the overpoliticisation of prison policy since 2010. She outlines the prison commission and discusses why it might be a solution to depoliticising prisons in England and Wales.
🎧 https://t.co/FX8ifPz7jF
Up first this week, Emily interviews Joanne on her research exploring cinematic portrayals of human trafficking and modern slavery.
🎧 https://t.co/p0IKyG0srC
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