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1 Aging in the Criminal Justice System Webinar Series-Part 4 Today s Sensitizing Theme: Aging & the Arts for Individual and Social Transformation featuring Ron Levine and his photography project, Prisoners of Age: Portraits of Elderly Inmates as a Case Example
2 ANNOUNCEMENTS Mark Your Calendars! NOFSW 31 ST ANNUAL CONFERENCE PROMOTING SOCIAL WORK AND INTERDISCIPLINARY PRACTICE IN THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM FORDHAM UNIVERSITY, NEW YORK CITY APRIL DATE: TBA
3 Call for Papers: Special Issues
4 Learning Objectives As a result of participation in this webinar, participants will be able to: 1. Articulate to use the arts and multi-media to illustrate social injustices raised by the aging prison crisis 2. Pose questions and engage in dialogue about human rights and social injustices raised in regards to the aging in prison crisis 3. Articulate (or engage in) one or more local grassroots advocacy or practice strategies that incorporate the arts or social media that can be incorporated in one s institutional, agency, or community setting
5 Overview: Prisoners of Age: Portraits of Elderly Inmates 1. Introduction: Tina Maschi, PhD, LCSW, ACSW, Associate Professor. Fordham University GSS. President, NOFSW 2. Today s Presenter: Ron Levine is a commercial and editorial photographer based in Montreal. His series of photographs of geriatric inmates, entitled Prisoners of Age [1996 present], has earned him international acclaim, including solo exhibitions in Australia, Ireland, Mexico, the US and Canada. 3. F-Up Dialogue/Discussion with Ron on the Use of the Arts and Media for Individual and Social Transformation Tina Maschi, PhD, LCSW, ACSW, Anne D. Katz, Ph.D., L.C.S.W., Professor of Clinical Gerontology at the USC Davis School of Gerontology, Co- Director of the USC Tingstad Older Adult Counseling Center Aileen Hongo. MAG, MSW, (forensic) geriatric social worker, facilitator for creative therapy workshops for older adults in CA prisons through USC s Davis SG
![His series of photographs of geriatric inmates, entitled Prisoners of Age [1996 present], has earned him international acclaim, including solo exhibitions in Australia, Ireland, Mexico, the US and](/docs-images/48/18993740/images/page_5.jpg "Canada. 3. F-Up Dialogue/Discussion with Ron on the Use of the Arts and Media for Individual and Social Transformation Tina Maschi, PhD, LCSW,")
6 New Possibilities - A wall mounted quote by Jane Addams in The American Adventure in the World Showcase pavilion of Walt Disney World's Epcot.
7 Pick a Current Social Problem: If Your Favorite Civil Rights Leader Were Alive Today What Might He or She Do About It? What Might Jane Addams Do? What Might Martin Luther King Do?
8 Human Rights Framework for Conceptualizing Ideal and Non-Ideal Human Rights and Social Justice Issues The Whole Person in Social/Environmental Context Human Rights Values Dignity, Respect, Intrinsic Value Human Rights Political Civil Economic Social Cultural Health & Well-Being Individual Family Community (Maschi, 2011)
9 Human Rights and Social Justice Visual Assessment Tool
10 Web of Oppression Access to Justice and Services For Older Adults in Prison Additional Domains of Oppression May Include: Age Formerly Incarcerated Trauma Survivor Employment/Prof essional Rank Diagram Source: Sisneros, J., Stakeman, C. Joyner, M., & Schmitz, C. (2008). Critical multicultural social work. Chicago, IL: Lyceum Books, Inc.
11 Understanding the Aging in Prison Crisis From A Heightened Global Historic Consciousness Perspective Common Cumulative Individual, Social and Structural Determinants: for Health, Well-being, and CJ Involvement Age Race Gender Physical & Mental Disabilities Substance Use Offense History Trauma/Stress/Victimization Poverty/Income Education/Employment Homelessness Offense History Oppression, Stigma, Discrimination Policies (Therapeutic Jurisprudence) Poor Health Histories Social Support Family, Peers, Community Access to Services or Legal Assistance Prior Service Use Environment (Prison, Violence, Inadequate Healthcare)
12 Trajectory of Care Systems That Influence Aging, Longevity, and Justice The Pathway to the Black Box of Prison for Older and Social Disadvantaged Populations
13 U.S. State Prisoners Statistics on Cause of Deaths by Demographics (BJS, 2010) Characteristic Total Sex Illness Heart liver Respiratory All other Drug/alcohol disease Cancer disease diseases AIDS illnesses Suicide intoxication Accident Homicide 8,415 7,833 2,442 2,025 1,540 6,086 1, Male 8,234 7,500 2,318 1,921 1,460 5,739 1, Female Race/Hispanic origin White 4,428 4,195 1,299 1, ,800 1, Black/African American 3,194 2, ,040 2, Hispanic/Latino Otherb Age 17 or younger , , ,366 2,498 1, , or older 4,262 4, , , Note: Data may have been revised from previously published statistics to reflect updated information.detail may not sum to total due to missing data. ' Excludes persons ofhispanic/latino origin unless specified. blncludes American Indian or Alaska Native,Asian or Pacific Islanders,and persons identifying two or more races. Source: Bureau of Justice Statistics,Deaths in Custody Reporting Program,
14 Prisoners of Age: Portraits of Elderly Inmates Ron Levine
15 Follow-Up Discussion: Aging, Arts, Individual and Social Transformation Discussants: Ron Levine Tina Maschi, PhD, LCSW, ACSW Anne D. Katz, Ph.D., L.C.S.W Aileen Hongo. MAG, MSW Participants: Please feel free to post questions for discussion.
16 We Thank You!
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18 Identify a Local Problem and Apply UN Recommendations for Advancing Human Rights Incoporating the Arts and Media-1 CAPACITY BUILDING: ORGANIZATIONS, GRASS ROOTS LEADERS & GROUPS 1. Recognize and adapt existing services to maximize effectiveness 2. Work with local, regional, and national organizations to promote, develop, and implement needed changes in policy, planning, and programming 3. Develop and involve appropriate and qualified leaders from the community to identify, plan, and implement needed services and advocacy efforts 4. Develop self capacities of those disadvantaged in their human rights 5. Organize previously unorganized disadvantaged groups for self help (UN, 1994)
19 Identify a Local Problem and Apply UN Recommendations for Advancing Human Rights Incoporating the Arts and Media PROMOTING AWARENESS, ALLIANCES, SOCIAL/POLICY CHANGE 6. Document and disseminate information on human rights abuses 7. Fundraise for the cause 8. Form alliances with liked-minded social and political movements 9. Develop mechanisms to enhance local and global awareness, including the use of mass media 10.Promote legislation that benefits disadvantaged groups EVALUATION OF PROCESS AND OUTCOMES 11.Assess the impact of actions undertaken in collaboration with persons and groups affected and associated groups and organizations (UN, 1994)
20 REMINDERS Mark Your Calendars! NOFSW 31 ST ANNUAL CONFERENCE PROMOTING SOCIAL WORK AND INTERDISCIPLINARY PRACTICE IN THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM AT FORDHAM UNIVERSITY, NEW YORK CITY APRIL DATES: TBA Join Forces with NOFSW at
21 Call for Papers: Special Issues
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