Art therapy, intersectionality and services for women in the criminal justice system

Hewins, Hanna

doi:10.1080/17454832.2023.2175001

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Art Therapy and Rehabilitation In Prisons1

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“…Art therapy within the prison context aligns with the principles of rehabilitation and reintegration Shukla (2022). It provides a means for inmates to express themselves, develop new skills, and rebuild their sense of self and purpose Hewins (2023). By incorporating art therapy programs, such as the introduction of Madhubani art in Mandoli Sub-Jail, correctional facilities can create supportive environments that promote healing, personal growth, and positive change among incarcerated individuals.…”

Section: Art Therapy and Rehabilitation In Prisonsmentioning

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Unlocking Expression: Art's Transformative Impact Within the Walls of Mandoli Sub-Jail New Delhi (India)

Jyoti

2024

ShodhKosh J. Vis. Per. Arts

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This research paper explores the transformative power of art within the walls of Mandoli Sub-Jail, located in New Delhi, India. Focusing on the unique initiative of introducing Madhubani art within the prison, this study investigates the impact of art therapy on the inmates' mental well-being, skill development, and social reintegration. By examining the process, challenges, and outcomes of this program, the paper highlights the potential of art to inspire personal growth, rehabilitation, and positive change in the lives of incarcerated individuals.

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Section: Art Therapy and Rehabilitation In Prisonsmentioning

confidence: 99%