The punitive carceral system is expected to tame people of color into docile bodies through
their imprisonment. Furthermore, the oppressive and punitive US context embodies …

Existing research in criminology often focuses on changes in offending behaviors over time.
Yet, less is known about the role of gender in women's offending and little consideration is …

We theorize state governance through population spatial trajectories to capture how
seemingly disparate systems of punishment employ the same set of punishment logics and …

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 …

While men account for 93 percent of the US prison population, women have seen an
increase of over 700 percent in incarceration rates since the 1980s. Despite this, most …

This study uses a mixed-method design to better understand the challenges faced by
mothers who are involved in the criminal justice system. Justice-involved women are …

I am deeply honored to have the last word in this fascinating collection asking us to think
“beyond recidivism” in discussions about the reentry of people from prison to the community …

Research has demonstrated differential offending due to age, race, and gender. Prior
studies have also found relationships between parental incarceration and negative effects …