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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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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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Recent Posts

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  • Meet Aisha Elliott, WPA’s Chief Program Officer and Mission-Driven Strategist
  • Mental Health Challenges Faced by Justice-Impacted Women

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

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