Archives bring with them inherent possibilities for replicating carceral systems of power and control. In this discussion, Sisters Inside CEO Debbie Kilroy, Amy McQuire, Raphaela Rosella, and Chelsea Watego unearth creative approaches to confront such regimes in the arts, media, and the criminal legal system.

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