Mental Health Tech in Prisons

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Mental Health Tech in Prisons

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#95: Can technology improve mental health in prisons? Next week on Headshots we’ll discuss gaming culture in prison. Notes: How Technology Could Improve Mental Health In Prisons–But So Far Isn’t – http://bit.ly/2u4Qsf4 Inmates built computers hidden in ceiling, connected them to prison network – http://bit.ly/2u4R9oJ Dr. Nneka Jones Tapia, the first psychologist to run a jail on […]

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