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DESCRIPTION:The Anthropology Department\, co-sponsored by PARCC\, the Balka
 n Studies Collective\, the Meredith Professorship Funds\, and the Sociolog
 y Department\, will host Kristin Doughty\, Catherine Besteman\, Josh Duble
 r and Precious Bedell to discuss their initiatives and research on the abo
 litionist history of imprisonment and the cultural politics of prison town
 s\, specifically in Upstate New York and Maine. The panel will be moderate
 d by SU's Gretchen Purser\, associate professor of sociology.Kristin Dough
 ty is an associate professor of anthropology at the University of Rocheste
 r and the director of campus and community engagement for the Rochester Ed
 ucation Justice Initiative.Catherine Besteman is the Francis F. Bartlett a
 nd Ruth K. Bartlett Professor of Anthropology at Colby College.Josh Dubler
  is an associate professor of religion at the University of Rochester and 
 the director of the Rochester Education Justice Initiative.Precious Bedell
  is the assistant director of community outreach for the Rochester Educati
 on Justice Initiative and a long-time abolitionist activist in the city of
  Rochester.
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SUMMARY:Cultural Politics of Prison Towns: A Conversation
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>The Anthropology Department\, co-sponsored 
 by PARCC\, the Balkan Studies Collective\, the Meredith Professorship Fund
 s\, and the Sociology Department\, will host Kristin Doughty\, Catherine B
 esteman\, Josh Dubler and Precious Bedell to discuss their initiatives and
  research on the abolitionist history of imprisonment and the cultural pol
 itics of prison towns\, specifically in Upstate New York and Maine. The pa
 nel will be moderated by SU's Gretchen Purser\, associate professor of soc
 iology.</p><p>Kristin Doughty is an associate professor of anthropology at
  the University of Rochester and the director of campus and community enga
 gement for the Rochester Education Justice Initiative.</p><p>Catherine Bes
 teman is the Francis F. Bartlett and Ruth K. Bartlett Professor of Anthrop
 ology at Colby College.</p><p>Josh Dubler is an associate professor of rel
 igion at the University of Rochester and the director of the Rochester Edu
 cation Justice Initiative.</p><p>Precious Bedell is the assistant director
  of community outreach for the Rochester Education Justice Initiative and 
 a long-time abolitionist activist in the city of Rochester.</p>
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