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Women’s Voices: Advocacy by Criminal Justice-Involved Women

By Women's Prison Association | January 29, 2025

Published in March of 2009 by the Women’s Prison Association & Home This publication emerged from WPA’s desire to chronicle efforts across the country that help formerly incarcerated women to…

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The Women’s Prison Association: Supporting Women Offenders and Their Families

By Women's Prison Association | January 29, 2025

Published in December of 1998 by the Women’s Prison Association & Home This Program Focus provides an in-depth look at the Women’s Prison Association (WPA), a nonprofit agency in New…

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HARD HIT: The Growth in the Imprisonment of Women, 1977-2004

By Women's Prison Association | January 29, 2025

Most recent research literature devoted to analysis of women in the criminal justice system presents four distinct themes to describe the etiology of women’s criminal behaviors and their personal and…

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Improving the Odds: Women in Community Corrections

By Women's Prison Association | January 29, 2025

Published in November of 2004 by the Women’s Prison Association & Home Women represent a small but fast-growing segment of the prison population, primarily charged with non-violent offenses and generally…

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Incarcerated Mothers and their Children: Highlights from the Federal Report

By Women's Prison Association | January 28, 2025

Published in August of 2008 by the Women’s Prison Association & Home In this report, WPA highlights key takeaways from the Bureau of Justice Statistics’ released compendium of data on…

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Mothers, Infants, and Imprisonment: A National Look at Prison Nurseries and Community-Based Alternatives

By Women's Prison Association | October 21, 2024

Published in May of 2009 by Women’s Prison Association & Home In this report, WPA highlights two different responses to women who give birth while incarcerated: prison nurseries and community-based…

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    Founded in 1845, WPA is the nation’s first organization dedicated to serving women and gender-diverse individuals impacted by incarceration and injustice. Rooted in New York City, WPA utilizes a gender-responsive, trauma-informed model of support by providing justice-impacted women and their families with the essential services needed to remain in their communities, heal, and thrive. WPA ultimately strives to make incarceration for women obsolete. 

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