Incarceration Generation, a powerful new book of essays published by the Justice Policy Institute, details the rise of mass incarceration over the last forty years, bringing together commentary from 21 researchers and advocates to highlight the specific populations affected by mass incarceration, as well as the different aspects of our practice and procedures that propel these populations into the justice system. Join the Brennan Center for Justice and the Justice Policy Institute for a candid and engaging discussion with three of the volume's authors, as they share their perspectives on the impacts and unintended consequences mass incarceration has on our nation.

Featuring:

• Neill Franklin
  Law Enforcement Against Prohibition
• Julie Stewart
  Families Against Mandatory Minimums
• Emily Tucker
  Center for Popular Democracy
• moderated by: Marc Schindler
  Justice Policy Institute

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