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1Department of Depth Psychology: Community, Liberation, Indigenous, and Ecological Psychologies (CLIE) Program, Pacifica Graduate Institute.
Abstract:
Utilizing a resiliency-informed perspective and restorative approaches, the purpose of this work is to offer counterstories of marginalized women that center their strengths as well as capacities to create and highlights the importance of embodiment and imagination in the process of re-storying. The sample size ranged from 3 to 6 incarcerated women during each session, for 10 sessions in total, at the Santa Barbara County Jail, and the inquiry explored asked "How might imagination play a role in the prison industrial complex schema abolition as a liberatory possibility?" The Realms of ACEs' Adverse Childhood Experiences model (2023) was also utilized to contextualize the women's intergenerational traumas and experiences of oppression from a familial, community, and environmental level. With the dissemination of these findings, I hope to broaden the scope for who it reaches to offer alternative methodologies that could be used in other jails, environments, or conditions of imprisonment.
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