Crime and Justice in America: The Inside-Out Prison Exchange Program
Mission The Inside-Out Prison Exchange Program is an opportunity for a small group of students from Cabrini College and residents of the Montgomery County Correctional Facility to come together as a class to study the American criminal justice system. We will share common readings and discuss our ideas and perceptions about issues of crime and justice, the criminal justice system, corrections and imprisonment. Through dialogue we will bring together our theoretical knowledge and our lived, practical experience to gain a deeper understanding of the criminal justice system. Objectives To create an environment that will facilitate the honest exchange of ideas…
Working for Global Justice
Overview: Goal of the course: to assist you to integrate a commitment to social justice into your lives and careers. You will learn: to advocate for social justice to use your professional skills and knowledge to work for social justice. As a result of all SEM 300 courses … You will learn the difference between doing charity and working for justice through systemic change. You will show that you understand this difference by producing projects and participating in advocacy work that has long-term goals. You will demonstrate a sustained commitment to the practice of social justice through community-driven projects designed…
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