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New Directions in Correctional Research
Thu, Nov 14, 9:30 to 10:50am, Foothill G1 - 2nd LevelSession Submission Type: Complete Thematic Panel
Abstract/Description
This panel features cutting edge scholarship, led by early career researchers, on understudied topics in corrections. Empirical research will be presented on (1) issues of prison wages and their inequitable distribution across state systems, (2) the mental health of incarcerated foreign-born persons in state prison, (3) the "victim-offender overlap" behind bars and its variation between incarcerated men and women, and (4) the visitation experiences of incarcerated teen parents.
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Individual Presentations
An Examination of Incarcerated Workers’ Wages Across State Prisons - Alena Gabrielson, University of Colorado Boulder
An Immigrant Paradox in the Black Box? Evaluating In-Prison Mental Health Crises Among Foreign- and Native-Born Persons - Julie L. Kuper, University of Wyoming; Jillian Turanovic, University of Colorado Boulder; Nancy Rodriguez, University of California, Irvine
Gender Dynamics in Prison: Exploring Victimization and Offending Among Incarcerated Individuals and Staff - Vivian Aranda-Hughes, Michigan State University
Teen Parents Behind Bars: An Examination of the Visitation Experience - Brae Young, Texas Christian University