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Derailed: How Being a Lawyer Taught Me to Survive in Prison by Mark Roseman

October 18, 2017 @ 7:00 pm - 8:30 pm

Derailed: How Being a Lawyer Taught Me to Survive in Prison by Mark Roseman

Book Signing and Author Talk
Wednesday, October 18th at 7pm at WESPAC
77 Tarrytown Road, Suite 2W
White Plains, NY 10607

Dealing with the Challenges of Incarceration

Prison Preparedness
Knowing about prison culture will help you or your loved one stay
healthy and safe in prison. Learn about the Racial Rules Rosetta
Stone, the importance of respect and nuanced communication, and the
complicated politics of prison cultures. Also find out what families
need to know when a loved one—especially the parent of young
children—is headed to prison.

Coping with Reentry
Prison is difficult enough, but the journey doesn’t end after your
release. When you reenter society, you’ll be faced with
discriminatory laws and attitudes. Learn to sort through your
experiences, regain and maintain your self-respect, and recognize
when you need help. Also find out how the use of prison themes in
modern entertainment has affected society’s attitudes toward
prisoners and ex-cons.

Shame – A powerful, pernicious prison weapon
How and why penal systems use shame, humiliation,
disgrace and disrepute to control inmates’ conduct. Resilience, the
antidote to prison administrative shaming tactics.

Mark is the brother of Bobbi Siegelbaum and is looking forward to sharing his experience with the WESPAC Community.

This event is free and open to the public.

Details

Date:
October 18, 2017
Time:
7:00 pm - 8:30 pm