Women in Corrections

Full list of Women in Corrections results

1. Sort By:
2. All
3. Articles
4. Columns
5. Photos
6. Videos

• 

  Manson follower, longest-serving female inmate, seeks parole

  –

  Patricia Krenwinkel was previously denied parole 13 times for the 1969 slayings of pregnant actress Sharon Tate and four other people

• 

  Attorneys want Ohio woman's death sentence reconsidered

  –

  Attorneys for Ohio's only condemned female killer are asking the state Supreme Court to reconsider a ruling upholding her death sentence for the third time

• 

  How PTSD affects men and women differently

  –

  Symptoms of post-traumatic stress manifest differently in men and women

• 

  Inmates learn Braille in hopes of getting work after prison

  –

  Fourteen female inmates are spending much of the year learning Braille, so they can convert restaurant menus, textbooks and novels into Braille

• 

  How do corrections leaders spot employees susceptible to corruption?

  –

  Corruption in prisons, jails and other facilities where people are incarcerated is not new, and yet leaders still struggle to ensure that staff retains high ethical standards

• Mo. prison chief names new top deputy

  –

  Alana Boyles replaces former adult institutions chief Dave Dormire, who announced his retirement in February amid an agency-wide sexual harassment scandal

• 

  DOC Director: First woman warden at Iowa State Penitentiary 'best for the job'

  –

  Patti Wachtendorf said one goal is to prepare the inmates to succeed outside the fence with treatment and job training

• 

  Miss. names new prison commissioner

  –

  Pelicia Hall said she will make increased pay for corrections officers a priority

• 

  How self-awareness can improve a corrections officer’s personal relationship

  –

  Seeing the good in a relationship is extremely important to maintaining positive feelings toward one another, but awareness of problem areas is just as important

• Gay ex-CO settles discrimination suit against Maine DOC

  –

  Kristin A. King said in her suit that she was disciplined differently than her male counterparts and then fired, all based on her status as a gay woman

• 

  Janet Reno, former US attorney general, has died

  –

  In 2004, she joined the board of the New York-based Innocence Project, which works to free prisoners who can be proven innocent through DNA testing

• America's women behind bars

  –

  With women coming into the prison system faster than men, ABC investigates women behind bars.

• Md. prison adjusts for increase in female population

  –

  Prisons across the country are making changes as more women join the prison population

• 

  Women in corrections face a number of obstacles

  –

  While the challenge of gender-bias is certainly present, it does not have to preclude the female officer from effectively accomplishing their job

• Former NM prison employee files lawsuit against state prison over equal pay violation

  –

  The employee claims she was paid $8K less than a male colleague in the same position

• Load more