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New 'Contrabanned' Campaign Addresses Censorship of Women's Health Books in Prisons

New 'Contrabanned' campaign addresses censorship of women's health books in prisons during Prison Banned Books Week. The initiative aims to empower incarcerated women to care for their own health and reduce risky behavior through peer education. Access to health literate content is crucial for improving the health outcomes of incarcerated women.

This news matters because it highlights the critical issue of censorship of women's health books in prison libraries, aiming to empower incarcerated women to care for their own health. The campaign also emphasizes the power of knowledge and peer education in reducing risky behavior and the rate of reincarceration. Access to health literate content is crucial for improving the health outcomes of incarcerated women and addressing the public health concern of limited health literacy.