As the public narrative begins to acknowledge the harm caused by mass incarceration, many are shifting to so-called “alternatives”—from predatory diversion programs to invasive electronic monitoring—designed to turn communities into cages and further exploit people. Having spent billions acquiring these “alternatives,” private prison corporations are now among their biggest proponents. Today, there are more than four million people on probation and parole subject to this type of community incarceration. Learn how to buck these carceral innovations and envision true liberation.

Assignment

• Read Textbook Chapter 12: Community Corrections (pgs. 89 - 99)

• Answer Discussion Guide questions in Chapter 12: Community Corrections (pg. 12)

• Watch the Punishment + Profit webinar on Community Corrections

• Watch and share this week’s 5 Quick Facts video on social media