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EPISODE · May 7, 2018 · 40 MIN

Between the ears or between the legs?

from Do You Even Science · host Simon Landry

How is “policy” defined? And, what role do researchers play in the development of policies? Simon and Deena share their view on how “policy” is defined and the importance of taking research findings a step further, and how to engage politicians and other leaders in our work. Evidence-base leading to policy development, or policy development guiding the evidence-base? As a topic of interest in her field, Deena teaches Simon about transgender rights through Canada’s newly enacted policy to support inmates in their gender identity along with other current events. To help Simon prepared for this episode, Deena sent him the following articles: Police, Jails & Prisons How LGBT prisoners are lost in the system Canada's prison system overhauls transgender inmate policy Transgender woman 'raped at men's prison' hours after judge blocked move What are your thoughts on the newly enacted policy supporting the gender identity of inmates? Tweet us @DYES_podcast. We’d love to hear your thoughts. If you want to help us out, give us 5 stars on iTunes and a nice review. We’d really appreciate it!

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