Kleinfelder Northeast is a construction and design firm. Kleinfelder services MIT and constructs prisons for the state of Massachusetts. In the firm's proposal for a state contract to build a new women's prison in Massachusetts, Kleinfelder attempted to whitewash over the inherently violent and dehumanizing realities of caging human beings in prions, highlighting that, if selected by the state of MA, they would create a prison which with "gender-responsive programming," and boasting that prisons Kleinfelder had previously constructed were designed with "soft colors" and included "dayroom spaces" which let in natural light.
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Harvard School of Engineering and Applied Sciences has hosted Kleinfelder at its career fairs for SEAS as well as other Harvard Students.
Kleinfelder Northeast, a construction firm that builds prisons in Massachusetts, has worked on construction projects for MIT. MIT has also hosted Kleinfelder at a Fall 2021 career fair (co-organized by MIT along with other local universities).
In the Kleinfelder's proposal for a state contract to build a new women's prison, the firm attempted to whitewash over the inherently violent and dehumanizing realities of caging human beings in prions, highlighting that, if selected by the state of MA, they would create a prison which would include "gender-responsive programming," and boasting that prisons Kleinfelder had previously constructed were designed with "soft colors" and included "dayroom spaces" which let in natural light.
Kleinfelder presented to Boston College students at a Fall 2021 career fair co-organized by Boston College along with other local universities.
Boston University hosted Kleinfelder at a Fall 2021 career fair co-organized by Boston University in collaboration with other local universities.
Tufts University hosted Kleinfelder at a Fall 2021 career fair (the career fair was co-organized by Tufts University in collaboration with other local universities).
Harvard University hosted Kleinfelder at a Fall 2021 career fair (the career fair was co-organized by Harvard University in collaboration with other local universities).
Kleinfelder Northeast put in a proposal for a state contract to build a new women's prison to replace MCI-Framingham. In the proposal, Kleinfelder attempted to whitewash over the inherently violent and dehumanizing realities of caging human beings in prions, highlighting that, if selected by the state of MA, they would create a prison which would include "gender-responsive programming," and boasting that prisons Kleinfelder had previously constructed were designed with "soft colors" and included "dayroom spaces" which let in natural light. These proposals have been rejected by abolitionist groups, such as the group Families for Justice as Healing (FJAH) – run by formerly incarcerated women – and exposed as an attempt to sanitize the brutal practice of putting human beings in cages.