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Connecticut Prison Portals —
Portals are gold spaces equipped with immersive audiovisual technology. When you enter a Portal, you come face-to-face with someone in a distant Portal and can converse live and full-body, as if in the same room.
For more information, view the embedded presentation below, or contact Jeff Grant or Diana Whitney.
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