Imprisoned Lives and Images: Narratives of Undertrial Women in Kerala

WICC2025 Presentation by Prof. Neena Pandey PhD, M.Phil, MA and Shabeeba N Noorainganakam PhD Scholar (WICC2025-PID145)

Authors

Professor Neena Pandey

Professor, Department of Social Work, University of Delhi, India

Dr. Neena Pandey is a Professor in the Department of Social Work at the University of Delhi. Her interest areas consist of Gender issues, Social Work with Individuals, and Criminal Justice Social Work, Restorative Justice, Social Action, and Social Movement. She is engaged in writing on women's issues and published books on ‘Women in Folk Songs’, ‘Stree: Astitwa Asmita evam Adhikar’, and ‘Voices of Survivors: Combating Domestic Violence’. She is engaged in reviewing and editing Journals of national and international repute. She is associated with training programs with Delhi Police, Civil Society Organisations (CSOs), and Corporates.

Shabeeba N Noorainganakam

PhD Scholar, Department of Social Work , University of Delhi, India

I'm Shabeeba N Noorainganakam, a Doctoral candidate in Social Work at the University of Delhi, focus on studying the psychosocial wellbeing of incarcerated women in Kerala. I hold an M.Phil. in Social Work from the same university, with a dissertation on the experiences of under-trial women prisoners. I also completed an MA in social work in criminology and justice from Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Mumbai. My undergraduate degree is in BA Sociology from the University of Calicut, Kerala.

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