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Mental Health and Justice — A Call to Action
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The Impact of COVID-19 on Corrections in Canada – Webinar
In this 60-minute webinar, we discuss the mental health impacts of the pandemic on incarcerated populations and correctional settings, as well as recommendations on ways
National Inventory of Mental Health and Substance Use Services and Supports for People Transitioning Out of the Criminal Justice System: Final Report
Background: Transitions from the criminal justice system Criminal justice involvement can include a number of phases, such as being stopped by police, arrested, charged, detained,
The road to re-entering society
When Mo Korchinski left prison, she wasn’t handed a kit with resources to help her turn her life around. There was no guide on how to readjust to an autonomous life. Instead, like many before her, she was given a plastic bag with her belongings and a ticket to where she came from.
Mental Health and Criminal Justice
Rebalancing the scales Mental Health and Criminal Justice We hear a clear call to do better. We learn and adapt as we go along. Yes,
COVID-19, Mental Health, and Substance Use in Correctional Settings: Considerations for Addressing Systemic Vulnerabilities
PurposeThe purpose of this brief is to identify mental health and substance use policy issues in relation to the impact of the coronavirus (COVID-19) on
COVID-19, Mental Health and Substance Use in Correctional Settings – Policy Brief: Highlights
ABOUT THE ISSUE During a pandemic, attention to mental health and substance use is needed more than ever. For people involved in the criminal justice