A resource for professionals, policymakers, and practitioners who work with adult women involved in the criminal justice system.
The National Resource Center on Justice-Involved Women was established to assist practitioners in understanding and applying the lessons learned from research, promising practices, and the insights of justice-involved women themselves, as practitioners strive to transform the criminal justice system into one that is more gender-responsive – and ultimately more effective. Read more facts about how women differ from men involved in the criminal justice system.
Featured Documents
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Executive SummaryTen Truths That Matter When Working With Justice Involved Women |
Research BriefTen Truths That Matter When Working With Justice Involved Women |
Resource Brief |
Because gender matters.