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Changing Lenses: Justice In The Eyes Of Science And The People Impacted

By Phalaen Chang on Oct 29, 2020 0 Comments

On Monday, the Columbia University Presidential Scholars in Society and Neuroscience hosted an event exploring how an interdisciplinary approach incorporating neuroscience and psychology can inform ways to rethink the justice system to create better outcomes for all parties involved. When we think of seminars, we often think of a classroom setting and the exchange of […]

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