Communication - a dialogue with each prisoner

Aug

04

2016

By Дмитрий Краснобаев

Communication - a dialogue with each prisoner of the Southern Penal Colony №51 and Odessa Detention facility №21.

To to meet and talk with each inmate of these two institutions during 6 months. 14 people a day.

30 minutes per person. Objective: establishment a relationships, clarification of the circumstances and needs,

collecting the information and statistical data, suicide prevention,

feedback communication, and reducing reoffending percentage.

September - October - December Southern Penal Colony №51 – 1000 prisoners,

January - February - March -- Odessa Detention facility №21 1500 prisoners

Prison

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