Exemplary Community Programs For Federally Sentenced Women : A Literature Review
RTF
Introduction
The Importance Of Assisting FSW
Profile Of The Female Offender
Research Studies Of Female Offenders I. Lives and Futures (date unknown) II. Creative Alternatives to Recidivism (1987) III. The Release Study (1991)
Research Studies Of Female Offenders
I. Lives and Futures (date unknown) II. Creative Alternatives to Recidivism (1987) III. The Release Study (1991)
Unique Circumstances Of Women
Principles Of Successful Programming For FSW
1. Empowerment 2. Meaningful and Responsible Choices 3. Respect and Dignity 4. Supportive Environment 5. Shared Responsibility
Criteria For Effective Programming For FSW
1. Women-Centred Principles 2. Principles of Women's Education 3. Diversity 4. Analytical Approach 5. Program Structure 6. Program Success
Exemplary Programs
Canadian Association of Elizabeth Fry Societies Coverdale Centre: Halifax, Nova Scotia Grant House: Toronto, Ontario Council on Prostitution Alternatives: Portland, Oregon The Program for Female Offenders: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Genesis II for Women, Inc.: Minneapolis, Minnesota Community Connection Resource Centre: San Diego, California Womencare, Inc.: New York, New York
Recommendations
Conclusion
Bibliography
The points of view expressed in this paper are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the opinions and policies of the Correctional Service of Canada.
