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Social Reinvestment WA
Stories from the Inside
What happens after you are sent to prison?
Stories of struggle, of resilience and of healing from Western Australians whose lives have been touched by the justice system.
Brought to you by Social Reinvestment WA, a coalition of organisations working to build a better justice system for everyone.
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5.0 stars from 57 ratings
Eye opener
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“Swung from tears to rage to tears again. Overcome by the bravery and vulnerability of these young people in sharing their stories but most of all has drawn me to get up and partake in putting an end to this hideous system of injustice.”
Angiedow via Apple Podcasts ·
Australia ·
07/07/20
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“This is very eye-opening for me, for someone who is an almost 2-year old resident of Australia. I had a superficial knowledge of the barbaric history of this country but to delve into breadth and magnitude of the atrocities that occurred then and how it’s affecting its descendants today makes me...”Read full review »
michsreedh via Apple Podcasts ·
Australia ·
07/06/20
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“Heartbreaking and powerful. If more people heard these stories racism and prejudice could be wiped out in a heartbeat. It’s time to change WA - justice reinvestment is the way forward.”
swiftie13__ via Apple Podcasts ·
Australia ·
06/16/20
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