By examining the history, function, and landscape environments of prisons within the U.S. and abroad, Daniel Winterbottom highlights the most-and least-effective of those incarceration models as part of a large-scale effort to improve carceral facilities and offer rehabilitation to those behind bars. His work illuminates the therapeutic implications of differing carceral environments and how nature-based solutions can be positively perceived, used, and designed to facilitate healing, growth, and transformation.
More from Daniel:
LAF Fellowship Spotlight: Landscape, Incarceration, and Rehabilitation: www.lafoundati...
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Presented at the Landscape Architecture Foundation's Innovation + Leadership Symposium on June 15, 2023. As part of the LAF Fellowship for Innovation and Leadership, fellows delivered presentations of their yearlong journey, highlighting their research, personal growth, and bold ideas to drive transformational change.
Learn more: lafoundation.org/laf-fellowship
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If you view the full recording of the symposium or watch all six presentations, you can earn 2.0 PDH (LA CES/HSW) following successful completion of a short quiz. More on earning CEU here: www.lafoundati...
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