In this paper, I argue that we are currently witnessing the emergence of neoliberal feminism
in the USA, which is most clearly articulated in two highly publicized and widely read …

The bystander is increasingly being touted as a key agent of change for addressing
racialised and gendered violence and street harassment. This essay analyses practices of …

Much of the research on postsecondary education effects on incarcerated individuals has
focused on men. However, given the increased rates of women's imprisonment over the past …

Notable discursive changes are afoot with respect to individuals, particularly sex trade–
involved youth in the United States. Where once they may have been profiled as juvenile …

What does caretaking look like when it occurs in prison? Drawing on ethnographic research
conducted in a mother/child prison in California, this article explores the practices and uses …

Feminist interventions in criminology have interrogated forcefully theories of crime and
punishment that otherwise render women and girls invisible. Yet, feminist attention to …

The pursuit of culturally responsive approaches for designing and evaluating programs to
promote social justice has become of the utmost importance to the evaluation community in …

Donna Awatere's examination of whiteness within the Aotearoa New Zealand context,
specifically white cultural imperialism, has largely been ignored in academic scholarship …

Abstract Aims: In February 2012, new sentencing guidelines for drug offences became
effective in all courts in England and Wales. An explicit aim was to reduce the length of …

Individuals under community supervision face compounded vulnerability during disasters as
they are responsible for taking care of their own needs while simultaneously negotiating the …