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Intersections of Gender, Race, and Ethnicity in Justice-Involved Populations
Sat, Nov 16, 9:30 to 10:50am, Foothill G2 - 2nd LevelSession Submission Type: Regular Session
Abstract/Description
This session presents empirical research on justice-involved populations.
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Individual Presentations
Women’s Labor in the Aftermath of Crime: Toward a Feminist Theorizing of Offenders' Families’ Experiences - Mari Kita, Eastern Illinois University
“Escorts can’t say no”: Delineating Sugar Dating from Sex Work in the Sugar Bowl - Maria N. Scaptura, University of Arkansas
Exploring Integrated Theories Underlying Women’s Pathways to Prison – Using Abductive Inference Methods - Tim Brennan, Northpointe Institute (retired); Emily Salisbury, University of Utah; Genie Jackson, equivant/Northpointe
An Intersectional Analysis of Efforts and Barriers to Life-Improvement in Individuals Under Community Supervision - Allison R. Auten, Michigan State University; Kayla Hoskins, Yale University; Merry Morash, Michigan State University
Mothering at the Margins: Exploring the Dual Realities of Motherhood and Sex Work - Popy Begum, Saint Louis University; Janet Garcia-Hallett, University of New Haven