We learn about life before, during and after prison through two long-term friends in this candid conversation that highlights the positive effect of role models and supportive networks.
Thanks to Mel and Chris for sharing their lives with us.
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Arman Abrahimzadeh is the founder the Zahra Foundation, an organisation that empowers South Australian women and children affected by domestic and family violence.
Linda interviews Arman during White Ribbon Week to learn more about what the Zahra Foundation aspires to achieve.
For more information check out http://zahrafoundation.org.au/
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Linda and Michele presented a paper on Seeds of Affinity, women, prisons and poverty at the 2017 Attack Poverty, Not the Poor Anti-Poverty Week Conference.
Here’s what some of the audience had to say in response…
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Erina Morunga is a Registered Migration Agent and Maori woman who now lives in Adelaide and assists New Zealanders with criminal records, at risk of deportation.
Charlotte chatted to her about a wide range of immigration issues faced by those affected by the prison system, when they caught up at the 2017 Anti-Poverty Week Conference.
For more information check out https://www.morungamigration.com.au/ and http://www.iwinaus.org/
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Sit back and relax with the latest edition of Radio Seeds, featuring Arman Abrahimzadeh, on the Zahra Foundatiom, coverage from the Anti-Poverty conference and an informative discussion between two women who have been through it all together and now act as role models to other women finding a new life after prison.
