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Trauma InJustice is a podcast about the ways that people in the criminal justice system confront and manage trauma. It’s also about the ways that training has aided (or failed) them and ought to be improved.
Update frequency:
weekly
Average audio length:
51 minutes
English
United States
21 episodes
since June 20, 2021
episodic
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In this, the Season 2 Finale, Chris and Alison speak with Dr. Harry Krop. Dr. Krop is a forensic psychologist who has been involved in over 2000 homicide cases as an expert witness and started the very first sexual abuse treatment center in Florida in 1977. We talk with Dr. Krop in-depth about tw…
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Chris and Alison sit down to speak with Gordon Bonnyman, co-founder of the Tennessee Justice Center. Mr. Bonnyman has practiced poverty law for 48 years. His work has spanned so many areas of the law we could not begin to cover them all - he's litigated nursing home regulations, prison condi…
Chris and Alison partnered with Christie Bhageloe and Florida Legal Services to present a webinar. We edited the audio of that live presentation to bring you this episode. Our guests are Dr. Christie Monaghan and Tania Schmidt-Alpers. If you'd like to watch the actual webinar - and see us l…
This is the second episode in which Chris and Alison speak with Dr. James Clark, Professor and Dean of the College of Social Work at Florida State University. You can review his impressive vita on the FSU COSW website here. Dean Clark is a forensic social worker and you can learn about the role o…
Chris and Alison speak with James Clark, Professor and Dean of the College of Social Work at Florida State University. You can review his impressive vita on the FSU COSW website here. Dean Clark is a forensic social worker and you can learn about the role of mitigation (and social workers), in th…
Chris and Alison sit down with Jonathan Harriford to discuss his experiences with a loved one who lives with a chronic mental illness and his involvement with the justice system (both civil and criminal). For a list of the Department of Children and Families resources related to the Baker Act you…
In this second episode featuring our guest, Chief Frank Mackesy, Chris and Alison talk about his time at the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office. They discuss his training and how things have changed over the years.
Chris and Alison interview Chief Frank Mackesy in our first ever 2-part interview. We spent a lot of time talking with Chief Mackesy and the conversation was too good to cut down to just one listen - so this episode is the first of two. In this episode you'll hear our discussion of two high-…
Chris and Alison speak with Professor Carla Laroche, who developed and directs the Civil Rights and Racial Justice Clinic at W&L Law. Professor Laroche has her AB from Princeton, her MPP from Harvard, and her JD from Columbia. She previously was a clinical professor at Florida State Universit…
In this episode, Chris and Alison talk to Tara Wildes, the Director of the Corrections Division of the St. John's County Sheriff's Department. Director Wildes was also the director of the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office Department of Corrections - the first woman to ever run that corr…
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