- November 03, 2025Source: Yale News
For Incarcerated People, Gaps Exist in Quality of Cancer Care
- August 13, 2025Source: Yale News
Meeting the Mental Health Needs of Formerly Incarcerated People
- June 13, 2025
Thomas Chosen to Receive YCCI Scholar Award
- April 09, 2025Source: Yale News
Bridge Builders: Awards Celebrate Those Who Strengthen the Bond Between Yale and New Haven
- February 12, 2025
Welcome New Staff, Faculty, Fellows, Postgrads & Postdocs (February 2025)
- December 03, 2024
Yale Faculty Receive Grant Funding To Help Ensure Health Care for Incarcerated People Upon Release Into the Community
- October 22, 2024
Health Equity Summit Celebrates Achievements, Plans Future Solutions
- October 14, 2024Source: JAMA Internal Medicine
Physicians, the Homelessness Crisis, and Public Health—All Hands on Deck
- September 10, 2024
NIH Recognizes Yale’s Expertise in the Genetics of Rare Diseases
SEICHE Center for Health and Justice
The SEICHE Center works to understand and address the extensive public health harms of mass incarceration through clinical care, research, education, and legal scholarship and advocacy.
Our team of committed clinicians, researchers, and formerly incarcerated individuals bring together real-world experience and scientific research to identify innovative solutions for addressing the health impacts of mass incarceration on individuals, families, and communities. We produce evidence-based solutions for decarceration—the process of depopulating prisons and jails and investing in community health and safety.