Dr. Jenness presented on the conditions in whichs trans women are living while incarcerated. The objectives are as follows:
1. Gain awareness of the unique "pains of imprisonment" for transgender women.
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The Academic Consortium on Criminal Justice Health (ACCJH) is a member organization with a mission to advance the science and practice of health care for individuals and populations within the criminal justice system. As the academic home for its members, ACCJH advances health research, training and care for justice involved populations
ACCJH members benefit from the resources of an academic community that conducts breakthrough research in correctional health care, and develops and promotes a broader and more critical view of the relationships between community and inmate health care.
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