Public stigma toward people with prison records hinders re-entry initiatives. Although it is
widely discussed in corrections, its measurement has been study specific. Based on existing …

Objectives This study examines how sexuality, gender, and severity affect the willingness of
third parties to mobilize facets of the criminal justice system in response to witnessing …

Existing research shows that first-person narratives can reduce exclusionary attitudes
against marginalized groups. In this article, we test how they might mitigate stigma against …

The use of technology in the field of mental health has been an increasing interest of study
and utilization in recent years, especially during and after the Covid 19 pandemic in which …

In summary, the increasing presence of justice-involved persons (JICS) on college
campuses indicates a significant transformation in higher education. These students …

Background. Justice-involved adults with co-occurring opioid use disorder (OUD) and
mental health disorder (MHD) have complex health needs and underutilize healthcare …

Formerly incarcerated students comprise a population that has been largely overlooked,
when it comes to the recognition of their higher education promise and potential (Strayhorn …

In contemporary society, individuals with substance abuse histories face a multitude of
challenges that extend far beyond the physical and psychological effects of addiction. As …

The Collateral Consequences of Criminal Stigma in Higher Education: Investigating Barriers to
Institutional Access and Social In Page 1 The Collateral Consequences of Criminal Stigma in …

When first passed in 1965, federal financial aid legislation made no distinction between low-
income students attending higher education programs in the “free world” and those …