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Posts by Eliza Jordan

Beyond Bars: Alternatives to Incarceration for Women in New York City

By Eliza Jordan | September 22, 2025

Each year in New York City, thousands of women—many of them mothers, survivors of trauma, and members of underserved communities—are caught in the criminal legal system. For them, traditional incarceration…

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Alcohol Awareness Month: The Urgent Need for Treatment Access Before, During, and After Incarceration

By Eliza Jordan | April 15, 2025

April is Alcohol Awareness Month—a time to acknowledge the widespread impact of substance misuse and advocate for effective treatment solutions. For women impacted by the criminal legal system, substance use…

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5 Black Female Leaders in the Criminal Justice Reform Movement

By Eliza Jordan | February 24, 2025

In celebration of Black History Month, WPA is highlighting five unforgettable Black female leaders in the criminal justice reform movement. Angela Davis (b. 1944; Birmingham, AL) Angela Davis is a…

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Recent Posts

  • With Less Than 365 Days to Close Rikers Island, WPA Pushes for Critical Change 
  • How Does an Anti-Carceral Healing Framework Support Trauma-Responsive Care?
  • An Action Plan to Advance Gender Justice and Reduce the Incarceration of Women in New York City
  • Liz Swavola on Advocacy, Policy Change, and Shifting the Narrative Around the Incarceration of Women
  • Miriam Goodman on Building Trauma-Responsive Care for Justice-Impacted Women 

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