Subjects: “…Prison libraries.…”

Table of Contents: “…Reachin' behind bars : library outreach to prisoners, 1798-2000 -- Library service in the prison community : similarities to the outside community and the unique : how to deliver on the premise/promise -- Space : choosing it, losing it, design, furnishings and equipment, wayfinding/signage -- Collection, coercion, and constitution : a collision with the absurd -- A prisoner's locus sanctum : the law library -- Fahrenheit 451 on cell block D : a bar examination to safeguard America's jailhouse lawyers from the post-Lewis blaze consuming their law libraries -- Networking, vamping, isolation -- The information gaff, the digital denied, library automation, and you -- Much ado over nothing : contraband, boundary violations, other crimes and misdemeanors that afflict the prison library -- On making a difference -- The library as a force in human reclamation : reentry -- Learning to become a correctional librarian -- Frequently asked questions -- Recommended readings and online resources -- Sources for additional information and advocacy.…”

Subjects: “…Prisoners -- Medical care -- United States.…”

Subjects: “…Prison libraries -- United States.…”

Subjects: “…Prison libraries -- United States.…”

Subjects: “…World War, 1939-1945 -- Prisoners and prisons, German -- Juvenile fiction.…”

Table of Contents: “…"An architecture adapted to morals" -- "Every prison has its perverts" -- The problem of prison sex in the mid-twentieth century -- "The deviants are the heterosexuals" -- Rape, race, and the violent prison -- "Lessons in being gay" -- Epilogue.…”

Subjects: “…Women prisoners -- Books and reading -- United States.…”

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Subjects: “…World War, 1939-1945 -- Prisoners and prisons, French.…”

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Table of Contents: “…How to Make a Knife in Prison --…”

Table of Contents: “…"I'll see it when I believe it": Rodney King and the prison-house of video /…”

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Table of Contents: “…Masked racism: reflections on the prison industrial complex /…”

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Table of Contents: “…"Free" labor: past and present forms of prison labor /…”

Table of Contents: “…The Sheik -- The Honeymoon -- Prisoner of War -- The Noose Tightens -- Mouse Holes -- Mouse Trap.…”

Table of Contents: “…Somebody -- Just say no -- Gentlemen -- Trip to the museum -- Collision -- Here I am -- Lockdown -- Dream state -- Arcana -- Prisoner or pumpkin -- Feeling special -- Mother's day -- Played -- Day of creation -- Busted -- Happy birthday -- Family life -- Two-faced -- Send in the clowns -- Buster -- No mercy walls -- Window tappers -- Man I was supposed to be -- Thanks, hate -- Father's day -- Letter -- Dear friend.…”

Table of Contents: “…First hero -- The policy -- Port Chicago -- Work and liberty -- The lawyer -- Hot cargo -- The explosion -- The inquiry -- Column left -- Prison barge -- The fifty -- Treasure Island -- Prosecution -- Joe Small -- The verdict -- Hard labor -- Small goes to sea -- Epilogue: Civil rights heroes.…”

Table of Contents: “…-- The RAF Club -- The Churchill Club -- Learning to Breathe -- Flames of Resistance -- To Arms -- Whipped Cream and Steel -- An Evening Alone -- The Nibe Offensive -- Grenades -- No Turning Back -- King Hans Gades Jail -- Walls and Windows -- At Large Again? -- Nyborg State Prison -- First Hours of Freedom -- Better on the Inside -- Our Evening with Mr. …”

Table of Contents: “…Prison door, introductory -- Home -- The forest of Arden -- The era of good feelings -- That dream of undying fame -- Storyteller -- Mr. …”

Table of Contents: “…Community correctionsand correctional classifications -- Confinement: jaols and prisons -- Re-entry and recidivism -- Juvenile justice and corrections -- Concluding our critical thinking approach to criminal justice. …”

Table of Contents: “…Why we need a biopsychosocial perspective with vulnerable, oppressed, and at-risk clients / Joan Berzoff -- Making it thinkable: a psychodynamic approach to the psychosocial problems of prisons and prisoners / Elizabeth Kita -- "We're cool, you and me": a relational approach to clinical social work in the city: psychodynamic psychotherapy within a homeless shelter for formerly incarcerated women and their children / Cara Segal -- If I feel judged by you, I will not trust you: relational practice with addicted mothers / Shelley Cohen Konrad and Jennifer Morton -- Making a difference: psychodynamic views on race and racism / María de Lourdes Mattei -- Navigating the perils of the child welfare system: applying attachment theory in child protective practice / Gregory Bellow -- Holding a mother--holding a baby: psychosocial casework in a clinic for women with high-risk pregnancies / William S. …”

Table of Contents: “…Youth : 0 to 6 -- In the beginning -- The little house in the poppy fields -- Property of the Alacrán estate -- María -- Prison -- Middle age : 7 to 11 -- El patrón -- Teacher -- The eejit in the dry field -- The secret passage -- A cat with nine lives -- The giving and taking of gifts -- The thing on the bed -- The lotus pond -- Celia's story -- Old age : 12 to 14 -- A starved bird -- Brother wolf -- The eejit pens -- The dragon hoard -- Coming-of-age -- Esperanza -- Blood wedding -- Betrayal -- Age 14 -- Death -- A final good-bye -- The farm patrol -- La vida nueva -- The lost boys -- A five-legged horse -- The plankton factory -- Washing a dusty mind -- When the whales lost their legs -- Ton-ton -- Found out -- The boneyard -- The shrimp harvester -- El día de los muertos -- The castle on the hill -- Homecoming -- The house of eternity.…”

Table of Contents: “…Clearing the woods: October 2, 1780 -- Benedict Arnold: January 14, 1741 -- Pranks and plays: 1751-1762 -- Making of a rebel: 1762-1775 -- Arnold's war: April 19-May 9, 1775 -- Across the lake: May 10-May 15, 1775 -- Trouble at Fort Ti: May 18-June 19, 1775 -- Enter André: June 1775 -- A risky proposition: July 1-September 18, 1775 -- To the Dead River: September 18-October 17, 1775 -- Critical and alarming: October 19-October 29, 1775 -- City on a cliff: October 29-November 8, 1775 -- Prisoner of war: September-November 1775 -- To the storming: November 8-December 30, 1775 -- Battle for Quebec: December 31, 1775 -- Blockade in the snow: January 1-February 27, 1776 -- André in Pennsylvania: January-July 1776 -- The last man out: May 6-July 28, 1776 -- Arnold's motley crew: August 1-October 11, 1776 -- Battle of Valcour Island: October 11, 1776 -- The revolution lives: October 12-November 2, 1776 -- André fights on: November 1776-April 1777 -- A question of honor: January 4-April 25, 1777 -- Exceedingly unhappy: April 25-July 11, 1777 -- Arnold rides north: July 11-August 24, 1777 -- Conquer or die: August 28-September 20, 1777 -- Bloody piece of work: September 1777 -- Beyond reconciliation: September 20-October 7, 1777 -- Fracture box: October 8, 1777-January 20, 1778 -- Peggy Shippen: November 1777-April 1778 -- Back to Philadelphia: April 1-June 19, 1778 -- Cupid's wound: June 20-September 14, 1778 -- Arnold under attack: September 25, 1778-February 28, 1779 -- André in New York: September 1778-April 1779 -- Delay worse than death: April 8-May 7, 1779 -- Everything at stake: May 10-May 30, 1779 -- The price of West Point: June 1779-July 1780 -- Attacking Fort Arnold: July 31-September 17, 1780 -- The floating Vulture: September 19-September 22, 1780 -- No-man's land: September 22-September 23, 1780 -- Papers of a dangerous tendency: September 23-September 25, 1780 -- A scene too shocking: September 25, 1780 -- Ready at any moment: September 26-October 2, 1780 -- The devil's reward: October 3-November 14, 1780 -- I must never return: 1780-1804.…”

Table of Contents: “…Richie -- Women's realities / Shamita Das Dasgupta -- Compounding the triple jeopardy / Valli Kalei Kanuha -- The intersectionality of domestic violence and welfare in the lives of poor women / Jyl Josephson -- Gender violence and the prison industrial complex -- Incite! critical resistance statement -- Violence in African American communities / Robert L. …”

Table of Contents: “…A wasp in the jam ; Brother Uri ; An audience with the Tsar ; The second night of the festival ; The house of solitary confinement ; North ; Together ; The league of freed prisoners ; The snow tornado ; Moths ; Perplexity ; Myandash ; The sneezing cave ; Žmey-Aždaja ; The starry crown ; Still later -- Part Five : Home again, Home again. …”

Table of Contents: “…Levin -- You make the path as you walk : working collaboratively with people with eating disorders / Elena Fernández, Alejandra Cortés, and Margarita Tarragona -- Honoring elders through conversations about their lives / Jennifer Andrews -- Collaborating with parents and children in private practice : shifting and overlapping conversations / Marsha McDonough and Patricia Koch -- Creating space for children's voices : a collaborative and playful approach to working with children and families / Diane Gehart -- Trialogues : a means to answerability and dialogue in a prison setting / Judit Wagner -- Open dialogue : an approach to psychotherapeutic treatment of psychosis in northern Finland / Kauko Haarakangas [and others] -- The development of a collaborative learning and therapy community in an educational setting : from alienation to invitation / Sylvia London and Irma Rodríguez-Jazcilevich -- Collaborative therapy and supervision in a psychiatric hospital / Sylvia London and Margarita Tarragona -- Women at a turning point : a transformational feast / Debbie Feinsilver, Eileen Murphy, and Harlene Anderson -- Dialogues in a psychiatric service in Cuba / Klaus G. …”

Table of Contents: “…Simon -- Remapping the black/white body : sexuality, nationalism, and biracial antimiscegenation activism in 1920s Virginia / B. Bair -- The prison lesbian : race, class, and the construction of the aggressive female homosexual, 1915-1965 / E.B. …”

Table of Contents: “…Canavan -- Deposit collections: streamlining procedures for better service / Patricia Linhoff -- Bookmobile service to preschool children and caregivers / Theresa Gemmer -- Outreach to prisons: connecting inmates and public library services / Glennor Shirley -- Tribal libraries program of the New Mexico State Library / Dana John -- Words on wheels and traveling library center: staffing to optimize services / Jeannie Dilger-Hill -- Outreach inside the library / Rhea Brown Lawson -- The child's place: inclusive services for children with special needs / Carrie Banks -- Assistive technology collection: serving people with disabilities / Marylou Tuckwiller -- Family language kit program: connecting with immigrant families / Helen Benoit -- LEAP: a comprehensive and multifaceted after-school program / Sandra Anne Farrell and Sandra Miller -- Libraries as community builders: the Greensboro experience / Steve Sumerford -- TIP service: community information and referral at your library / Margaret Gillis Bruni -- Community Youth Corps: teens as library resources / Deborah D. …”

Table of Contents: “…Allender -- President Wilson's war message banner (1917) / Anonymous [National Woman's Party members] / Telling the truth at the White House (1917) / Marie Jenney Howe and Paula Jakobi -- We worried Woody Wood (1917) / Anonymous [Jailed members of the National Woman's Party] -- Prison notes, smuggled to friends from the district jail (1917) / Rose Winslow [Ruza Wenclawska] -- Switchboard suffrage (1920) / Oreola Williams Haskell -- Jailed for freedom (1920) / Doris Stevens -- Upon this marble bust that is not I (1923) / Edna St. …”

Table of Contents: “…Our Sacred Duty: Exposing the Spectacle of Global Consumer Culture / Shannon Service -- Taking Responsibility: Waking Up to the Connection between Privilege and Poverty / Roli Khare -- Roots of My Resistance: From Rhetoric to Reality / Chris Dixon -- Global Rule Makers: Undermining Democracy Around the World / Public Citizen: Global Exchange -- Globalization: Unprecedented Assault Against Human Values / Noam Chomsky -- Changing Culture: Choosing Life Over Money: Kevin Danaher -- Art and Revolution: Revitalizing Political Protest / Alli Starr -- Joy and Justice: Stone Soup Cooperative / Jeff Pinzino -- Ruckus Society: Training Activists in Nonviolent Direct Action / John Sellars -- Organizing a New Generation of Activists: The Nuts and Bolts of Working Together / Unanimous Consensus -- Yabasta: Mobilizing Global Citizenship Through Mass Direct Action / Yuri the Yaba -- The Total Thrust is Global Justice / Drew Dellinger -- My Family Wears Black: A Manifesto on Militancy and Anarchism in the Anti-Globalization Movement / Warcry -- Cointelpro: Infiltrating the Anti-Corporate Globalization Movement / Jim Redden -- Co-opting the Radical Instinct: A Warning / Tom Hayden -- Democracy Now: Challenging Power on the Air / Amy Goodman -- Force Real Change: Strategies for Broadening the Movement / Juan Gonzalez -- Weeks of Rage: Taking on Community Justice / Pecolia Manigo -- The Prison Industrial Complex: Exposing the Interlocking Systems of Oppression / Critical Resistance -- Activating Youth in Marginalized Communities: Youth Peace / Asuf Ullah -- Giving Back: Supporting Youth Movements of Resistance for Educational Equity / Luis Sanchez -- Hell'a Story: A Lesbiana Warrior's Journey from Oppression to Liberation / Malachi Larabee-Garza -- 21st Century Youth Leadership Movement: Fostering Community-Based Activism / Members of 21CYLM -- Getting the Truth Out Louder: The Civil Rights Movement / J.L. …”