- September 08, 2021
Jerry Smart Jr. of SEICHE Center Dies
- August 04, 2021
Office of Student Research Congratulates Students and Thanks Faculty Mentors
- June 16, 2021
Discoveries & Impact (June 2021)
SEICHE Center for Health and Justice
The SEICHE Center for Health and Justice’s work focuses on the health-harming impacts of mass incarceration. The SEICHE Center identifies and applies strategies to improve the health of individuals, families, and communities impacted by mass incarceration both locally in Connecticut and globally. Named after a seiche wave, or an oscillating wave that erupts from stagnant water to cause huge disruptions in the status quo, the Center aims to bring about massive, structural changes to systems built upon and maintained by racism and other forms of oppression
The Center is composed of four primary areas, each of which is grounded and informed by those directly impacted by mass incarceration:
- Clinical care (Transitions Clinic)
- Research (Health Justice Lab)
- Education
- Legal scholarship and advocacy
Twitter Feed
@SEICHE_Yale“Why is housing essential to staying out of prison?”
Find out the answer to this question and the linkage between incarceration and housing access by checking out Alana Rosenberg’s article in the CT Mirror!
https://t.co/SQfmhFMlje20 DAYS AGO
@SEICHE_YaleThe Access to Law School Pipeline Program @YaleLawSch is now accepting applications! This program prioritizes New Haven residents and supports them in their journey to law school.
Access the application and find out more information at the link below.
https://t.co/cXuyzDY27EA MONTH AGO
@SEICHE_YaleWe would like to congratulate our very own @pugleesa for being awarded the Leonard Tow Humanism in Medicine Award by @YaleMed. This award is a testament to Dr. Puglisi’s dedication to providing care to @Transitions patients as they return to their communities from incarceration.A MONTH AGO