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DCS Handbook on Lived Experiences: Studies of Lived Experience
Thu, Nov 13, 5:00 to 6:20pm, Marquis Salon 2 - M2Session Submission Type: Complete Thematic Panel
Abstract/Description
This collection of papers from the upcoming DCS Handbook on Lived Experience examines many issues in the criminal-legal system using various lenses of “lived experience.” They tackle topics such as death row, peer-led programming, stigma management, and the impacts of incarceration on families. By focusing on learning first-hand from those involved with the system, these papers draw attention to the empirical promise of centering “lived experience” in research.
Sub Unit
Individual Presentations
Putting the person in the picture: An examination of the lived experience of entry, assimilation, and adaptation on death row - Robert Johnson, American University; George T. Wilkerson, None; Moriah Sharpe, American University
A Conversation with Kurt Danysh, Director of the Cumberland House: A Peer-led Reentry Intervention for Older, Previously-incarcerated Men - Derek A. Kreager, Penn State University; Kurt Danysh, The Cumberland House; Divine Lipscomb, Pennsylvania State University; Kristina Brant, Penn State University; Andrea Hazelwood, Penn State University
Prison hospice-Compassion in action - Stuti Kokkalera, Sam Houston State University; Dragana Derlic, Georgia Southern University; David Garlock, Eastern University
“It was a risk, but it was one I was willing to take.” The experiences of moving to be closer to an incarcerated loved one - Christopher P. Dum, Kent State University
Discussant
Organized by a Division or external group?
Division on Corrections and Sentencing