PPT-PUNISHMENT and INCARCERATION

Unit 4 PUNISHMENT Historical Perspective Retaliation Earliest remedy to redress wrongs done to ones person or property was to retaliate against the wrongdoer Retaliation was encouraged in early tribal societies. A Quick Survey:. Do you believe . that most . children want to maintain a bond with their incarcerated parent. ?. Do you believe that a child has the . right . to visit with their incarcerated parent. How can the scales of justice be balanced morally?. David Carpenter. 21st . October 2015. Portsmouth Cathedral. 16 September 2015. Who is my neighbour 1? The so-called migrant problem.. 23 September 2015. By: Ally Chesko . Definition . W. hat is corporal punishment? . T. he . use of a physical force which is meant to cause the child pain but not . injury.. Broad Topic . Definition . What is spanking?. The Season for Change Advent Study. Week Three. Reflection on Putting Faith into Action. What “challenge” did you take on after last week’s study?. Feel free to share …. Thoughts. Concerns . . Photos of incarcerated youth by Richard Ross. OVERVIEW. Recap of the key issues. State highlights. Deep dive. State strategies & lessons learned. Starting a campaign. Campaign strategies. Q & A. mwahahahahaha. Reinforcement. Any object or event that strengthens or . increases. the frequency of a response that it follows.. Punishment. Is the delivery of an unpleasant consequence following a response which . Former Incarceration and First Year College Success. Sabrena Turner-Odom, Ed.D.. Disproportionate Incarceration Rates in CA for Black Males. Source:. California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation data 2012; Current Population Survey data, 2012.. ?. Crime has a major negative impact on our society in many ways. . Crime and . incarceration have a negative impact . on families and potential families which contributes to poverty. . People . involved in crime and/or incarceration may never enter the mainstream, significantly reducing the number of viable . Michael . Massoglia. Professor of Sociology & Director of Center for Law, Society and Justice. University of Wisconsin-Madison . Overview . Today’s talk: . Expansion of the Penal System. Compared to earlier periods . IT TAKES A VILLAGE . TO RAISE OUR . CHILDREN…. …IT TAKES STANDARD. POLICY AND PRACTICE . TO THROW THEM AWAY. EFFECTS OF PARENTAL INCARCERATION . ON CHILDREN. The Growth of Incarceration in the United States. Children of the Prison Boom: . Mass Incarceration and . Childhood Wellbeing. Sara Wakefield. School of Criminal Justice. Rutgers University. sara.wakefield@rutgers.edu. Homelessness & Incarceration. Homelessness and incarceration share risk factors and each increases the risk of the other. Jail inmates have 7.5–11.3 the odds of recent homelessness compared with general population. Police Collaborations with Corrections and Communities. Joanne Katz, J.D., . Professor . Missouri Western State University. Need for Viable Alternatives to Incarceration. Between 1972 and 2008, the adult population in the American penal system soared nearly 600 percent . Session . 8. Training toolkit on drug policy advocacy. WOMEN, INCARCERATION, AND DRUG POLICY. Aim and Learning Objectives. Aim: . To . let participants come up with and share ideas through illustrations, drawings and/or lists on what they think...