Created to mark 40 years of Women in Prison, this podcast brings together the voices of women who have lived through the criminal justice system and fought to transform it. Each conversation is led by women with lived experience of criminalisation, offering a rare and deeply informed perspective on a system that continues to harm women.
Through stories of survival, solidarity and resistance, the p... more
Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 10 | Founded | 2 months ago |
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Categories | DocumentaryHistorySociety & Culture |
Community organiser, advocate and feminist campaigner Mo Mansfield talks prison abolition, the emotional toll of working in prisons, and her significant contributions to frontline and campaigning work across her career. A raw and vital conversation a... more
Charmaine Williams, Peer Mentor and Training Coordinator for Women in Prison, shares a decade of experience supporting women inside prison and beyond. With heart, humour, and honesty, she talks about resilience, recovery, and the women who inspire he... more
Criminologist and campaigner Becky Clarke speaks about working alongside women in prison, research as resistance, and why grassroots support and critical thinking are key to justice.
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In this episode, criminologist Maria Leitner shares her journey from researcher to being criminalised, to founding Open Justice Initiatives – a think tank led by people with lived experience of the justice system. In conversation with Natasha, she re... more
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The content focuses on the voices of women who have experienced the criminal justice system, particularly emphasizing their struggles and triumphs in navigating this often-harsh reality. Episodes feature in-depth discussions with community organizers, researchers, and advocates who explore systemic issues related to women's incarceration, including advocacy for prison reform, activism for women's rights, and firsthand narratives of resilience. The podcast provides a platform for the stark realities faced by women in prison while also highlighting community support and the importance of empathy in fostering recovery and change. Additionally, it reflects on the historical context of women's issues within incarceration, bringing attention to 4... more
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Recent guests on Women in Prison: An Oral History include:
1. Mo Mansfield
2. Charmaine Williams
3. Becky Clarke
4. Maria Leitner
5. Kate Fraser
6. Hayley Perry
7. Cathy Stancer
8. Martine Lignon
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