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Ecology of Mass Incarceration

  • Carnegie Mellon University 5000 Forbes Avenue, baker hall 246A Pittsburgh, PA, 15213 United States (map)

This session will examine the historical and economic reasons why prisons and jails are all too often built on the least economically viable and most environmentally dangerous locations in the country, and illuminate the health impacts of this situation on people who are incarcerated and work in these facilities.

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