Gender Responsive Strategies (IEJ Seminar)

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Based on research reported in her National Institute of Corrections-sponsored report on Gender-Responsive Strategies: Research, Practice, and Guiding Principles for Women Offenders (Bloom, Owen & Covington, 2003), Dr. Barbara Bloom, Associate Professor at Sonoma State University discussed: the characteristics of women in correctional settings; research-based theoretical frameworks regarding how gender matters for criminal justice practice; guiding principles for gender responsive policy development; gender responsive treatment approaches; and the implications of research findings for correctional practice for women offenders. Comments were also provided by CSU Assistant Professor Dana Hubbard, OSU Assistant Professor Wendy Smooth and ODRC Warden, Tracy Tyson-Parker.

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    Gender Responsive Strategies: Responding to Female Offenders
    (2006-11-17) Bloom, Barbara; Hubbard, Dana; Smooth, Wendy; Tyson-Parker, Tracy
    Dr. Barbara Bloom, Associate Professor at Sonoma University, discuss her research on: the characteristics of women in correctional settings; frameworks regarding how gender matters for criminal justice practice; guiding principles for gender responsive policy development and treatment approaches; and the implications of research findings for correctional practice for women offenders. Following Dr. Bloom’s presentation, comments were provided by Warden Tracy Tyson-Parker, Franklin Pre-Release Center, Dr. Dana Hubbard, Assistant Professor at Cleveland State University and Wendy Smooth, Assistant Professor at Ohio State University.
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    Best Practices Tool-Kit: Gender Responsive Strategies
    (2006-11-17) Pettway, Coretta
    This Best Practices Tool-Kit aims to systematically identify empirical evidence regarding gender-responsive research, strategies, programs and practices. It highlights 2-4 practices/programs that are proven, promising or exemplary best practices and then provide references for more extensive reading, if desired.