International Journal for Creativity Inside

International Journal for Creativity Inside (IJCI) is a peer-reviewed, open access journal dedicated to exploring and promoting the role of creativity in prisons and jails worldwide through a cross-disciplinary perspective. The teaching and practice of the arts in carceral facilities, often called arts-in-corrections (AIC), is a growing professional field internationally.

IJCI advances knowledge and public discourse on the role of creativity in carceral institutions globally and publishes diverse genres, including scholarly research and practice-based explorations along with curated, insightful perspectives, creative works, and reviews of book, films, performances, and exhibits related to artistic, literary, and other creative endeavors within carceral settings. The readership spans educators, practitioners, librarians, clinicians, evaluators, students, and administrators (corrections professionals) delivering, evaluating, or supporting arts-in-corrections programs worldwide, among others.

International Journal for Creativity Inside website: https://journals.flvc.org/IJCInside/index

Contacts:
David E. Gussak,  Institute for Art and Art Therapy with the Imprisoned, Florida State University, Tallahassee, Florida
dgussak(at)fsu(dot)edu