Medicine inside: Prisons, participatory research, and practising with hope behind bars

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Background photo page 146–7 Dr Martin visiting the correctional centre.
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Background photo page 148–9 Dr Martin stops by the river to reflect on the day’s events.
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Top left Dr Martin (right) and Mo Korchinski (centre) are co-editors, and Christine Hemingway (left) is a contributing author, of Arresting Hope, which includes narratives, poetry, and participatory health research from inside a women’s correctional facility in british columbia. Top right Dr Martin (right) discusses the peer health mentoring program with Mo Korchinski (left) and Christine Hemingway (centre). Mo and Christine both work as peer health mentors to women after their release from the correctional centre.
PHOTOGRAPHER Cathie Ferguson, Victoria, BC