Higher Education and the Carceral State

ISBN-13: 9781032495606 / Miękka / 2024 / 272 str.

Opis

This book explores the diversity of ways in which university faculty and students are intervening in the system of mass incarceration through the development of correctional education programs for students in correctional settings that often result in mutual learning among both populations.

Spis treści

Foreword

Introduction

Section One: Voices of Students

1. Schedule Conflict

2. Transformation and Redemption: A Personal Narrative from a Position of Lived Experience

3. The Freedom and Captivity Curriculum Project

4. Transforming Lives through Prison Higher Education

5. Humanizing the Numbers: A Photographic Collaboration

Section Two: Collaborating in and through the System

6. Scaling walls: Dismantling Asymmetries through Empowering Song

7. Disappearing Acts” and Education as the Practice of Freedom: Feminist Pedagogy in Carceral Spaces

8. The Brutal Stories that Connect Us

9. Matters of Life and Death: Art, Education, and Activism on Death Row

10. An Achingly Realized Sunset: The Importance of Prison Creative Writing

11. Transcommunal Peace, Cooperation, and Respect for Diversity: A University/Prison Multi-Partnership Approach

Section Three: Voices of Teaching Artists and Scholars

12. Writing About Art

13. Beyond This Door: Photographic Vision and Carceral Experience

14. Why French: Fear and Freedom in Stepping Outside Our Languages

15. Pushing Back/Pushing Forward: Embracing the Margins to Build Non-Punitive Learning Environments in Canadian Correctional Facilities

16. Excursion and Return: Exploring Transformative Texts, Great Questions, and the Human Experience in the Prison Classroom

Section Four: Changemaking and Coalition Building

17. The Poem. The Painting. Us.

18. Building Bridges through Prison-University Partnerships

19. Research within Correctional Arts and Education

20. Reimagining Our Futures: The Beginning, Middle and End of the Digital Higher Education Journey for Incarcerated Learners

21. Structuring the Conduit: Expanding Prison-University Partnerships Through the Readers’ Circle

22. An Octopus in the Scaffolding: Ten Years with Prison Arts Collective

O autorze

Annie Buckley is the founder and director of Prison Arts Collective, an internationally recognized statewide Arts in Corrections program that has brought multidisciplinary arts classes and facilitator trainings to thousands of participants in 16 state prisons across California since 2013. In addition, she is the director of VISTA (Valuing Incarcerated Scholars through Academia), a new program at San Diego State University, where she is also a professor and associate dean, bringing a BA degree to students at a local state prison. Buckley is an artist, curator, and widely published author whose work has appeared in the leading international contemporary art publications, including Artforum, Art in America, the Huffington Post, and more, and she is a contributing editor to the Los Angeles Review of Books, where she also wrote the series, “Art Inside” about facilitating arts programming in correctional settings.