Prof. Andrew Azzopardi goes through the voyage of meeting inmates and exploring through their experiences the themes of truth and justice. Prof. Azzopardi goes through the struggles of such an experience. Andrew Azzopardi is an Associate Professor and Dean of the Faculty for Social Wellbeing and former Head of the Department of Youth and Community Studies. His lecturing and research focus on inclusive education, sociology, critical pedagogy, disability politics, youth and community studies. He has contributed extensively in a number of other lauded journals, and has published various texts on disability politics, activism, community development, young people and inclusive education. He is a Member of the Editorial Panel of the highly acclaimed International Journal of Inclusive Education, and co-editor of Inclusive communities: A Critical Reader (2012). Azzopardi has also edited Youth: Responding to Lives – An International Reader (2013), co-edited Perspectives on wellbeing – a reader (2019) and also edited societas.expert a research magazine, the first of its type. Andrew is passionate about social justice and takes clear positions on a number of social issues, namely prisoner rights, deinstitutionalisation, service user rights and against charity campaigns. He is also an anchor on a current affairs radio show on 103 Malta’s Heart. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx