From the National Resource Center on Justice Involved Women:
Click here to listen to a recorded version or to access the presentation slides for Developing Gender-Informed Disciplinary Policies in Women's Correctional Facilities, a June 18, 2014 webinar co-sponsored by the U.S. Department of Justice, Office of Justice Programs, Bureau of Justice Assistance and the National Institute of Corrections featuring: Alyssa Benedict, CORE Associates, LLC Andie Moss, The Moss Group, Inc. Becki Ney, National Resource Center on Justice Involved Women (NRCJIW) During the session, participants learned about: Research guiding a gender responsive approach to discipline and sanctions. Innovative resources to enrich their understanding about what it means to be gender responsive in women's correctional settings. The Gender-Informed Discipline and Sanctions Policy Guide, developed by the NRCJIW to assist women's facilities in developing gender-informed discipline and sanctions policies. Webinar participants will be notified when a copy of the Gender-Informed Discipline and Sanctions Policy Guide is available. If your agency has innovative and/or gender-responsive policies, protocols, practices to share, please email them to Rachelle Ramirez at rramirez@cepp.com. Thank you in advance!
Click here to listen to a recorded version or to access the presentation slides for Developing Gender-Informed Disciplinary Policies in Women's Correctional Facilities, a June 18, 2014 webinar co-sponsored by the U.S. Department of Justice, Office of Justice Programs, Bureau of Justice Assistance and the National Institute of Corrections featuring:
During the session, participants learned about:
Webinar participants will be notified when a copy of the Gender-Informed Discipline and Sanctions Policy Guide is available. If your agency has innovative and/or gender-responsive policies, protocols, practices to share, please email them to Rachelle Ramirez at rramirez@cepp.com. Thank you in advance!
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