The present study unites and builds on existing research about gendered reentry
experiences and gender-responsive approaches in prison through its analysis of 74 in …

Abstract Relative to Whites, Blacks face lower odds of gaining employment with notable
wages while also facing longer terms of incarceration when sent to jail or prison for criminal …

Although reentry has been well explored, less is known about women's reentry trajectories
and whether reentry experiences change over time. The current study explored women's …

In the identity theory of desistance, optimism is important to individual transformation. Yet
unfounded optimism could be detrimental in reentry. This study developed and tested a …

Transportation has been identified as one of the major barriers to successful reentry for
prisoners released to community in the United States. We foregrounded transportation and …

The United States is releasing more individuals from prisons than ever before. However,
returning citizens face numerous challenges transitioning back into community life and many …

State and federal prisons release more than six hundred thousand people annually, with
nearly 95% of those returning to the communities in which they resided before incarceration …

The purpose of this study is to grasp and become better informed about the experiences of
formerly incarcerated mothers and fathers transitioning from correctional facilities (ie, local …

Abstract In 2018, Black Americans represented 42% of new HIV diagnoses, despite
comprising only 13% of the population. Moreover, Black men accounted for three-quarters of …

Social support is a powerful organizing concept in in our understanding of health, well-
being, and overall positive outcomes across the life-course. As such, social support is …