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Introduction. Certain Failures: Representing the Experiences of
Incarcerated Women in the United States
Ruby C. Tapia Part One. Defining the Problem
1. Unpacking the Crisis: Women of Color, Globalization, and the Prison-
Industrial Complex Julia Sudbury
2. Glossary of Terms Tina Reynolds
3. The Long Shadow of Prison: My Messy Journey through Fear, Silence, and Racism toward Abolition Kay Whitlock
4. Unpeeling the Mask Elizabeth Leslie
5. Children of
Incarcerated Parents: A Bill of Rights San Francisco Children of
Incarcerated Parents Partnership
6. United Nations Report on Violence against Women in U.S. Prisons
7. Being in Prison Joanne Archibald
8. Wearing Blues Kinnari Jivani
Part Two. Being a Mother from
Inside
9. Get on the Bus: Mobilizing Communities across California to Unite Children with Their Parents in Prison Suzanne Jabro and Kelly Kester-Smith
10. Do I Have to Stand for This?
Kimberly Burke
11. Out of Sight, NOT Out of Mind: Important
Information for
Incarcerated Parents Whose Children Are in Foster Care Children of
Incarcerated Parents Program, NYC Administration for Children's Services
12. The Impact of the Adoption and Safe Families Act on Children of
Incarcerated Parents Arlene F. Lee, Philip M. Genty, and Mimi Laver Child Welfare League of America
13. ASFA, TPR, My Life, My Children, My Motherhood Carole E.
14. The Birthing Program in Washington State Tabitha and Christy Hall
15. Pregnancy, Motherhood, and Loss in Prison: A Personal Story Kebby Warner
16. What the Parenting Program at the Nebraska Correctional Center for Women Has Meant to Me Mary Alley, A.{ths}D., and C.{ths}S.
17. The Storybook Project at Bedford Hills Beth Falk, June Benson, Amorel Beyor, and Alte
18. A Trilogy of Journeys Kathy Boudin
Part Three.
Intimacy, Sexuality, and Gender Identity
Inside
19. Untitled Celeste "Jazz" Carrington
20. Analyzing Prison Sex: Reconciling Self-Expression with Safety Brenda V. Smith
21. Who Said Women Can't Get Along?
Elizabeth Leslie
22. Sorry Tina Reynolds
23. The Chase Holli Hampton
24. Why? A Letter to My Lover Sheena M. King
25. Gender, Sexuality, and Family Kinship Networks Juanita Díaz-Cotto
26. Getting Free Amy Stout
27. My Name Is June Martinez
28. King County (WA) Gender Identity Regulations Department of Adult and Juvenile Detention
29. Mother Mayra Collado
30. Daddy Black Man Cassandra Adams
31. Watershed Kinnari Jivani
Part Four. Creating and Maintaining
Intellectual, Spiritual, and Creative Life
Inside
32. Lit by Each Other's Light:Women's Writing at Cook County Jail Ann Fowell Stanford
33. Tuesday SOUL Kinnari Jivani
34. "I lived that book!" Reading behind Bars Megan Sweeney
35. Changing Minds: A Participatory Action Research Project on College in Prison Michelle Fine, María Elena Torre, Kathy Boudin, Iris Bowen, Judith Clark, Donna Hylton, Migdalia Martinez, Cheryl "Missy"Wilkins, Melissa Rivera, Rosemarie A. Roberts, Pamela Smart, and Debra Upegui
36. Imagining the Self and Other: Women Narrate Prison Life across Cultures Lynne Haney and András Tapolcai
37. My Art Kinnari Jivani
38. My Window Michele Molina
39. They Talked Kinnari Jivani
40. I Never Knew Darlene Dixon
41. Wise Women: Critical Citizenship in a Women's Prison Tanya Erzen
42. Women of Wisdom: An Alternative Community of Faith Suzanne Jabro and Kelly Kester-Smith
43. Chain of Command Kinnari Jivani
Part Five. Struggling for Health Care
44. Hep C, Pap Smears, and Basic Care: Justice Now and the Right to Family Johanna Hoffman
45. A Dazzling Tale of Two Teeth Tracy Lynn Hardin
46. Women's Rights Don't Stop at the Jailhouse Door Rachel Roth
47. The Death of Luisa Montalvo Nancy Stoller
48. Rights for Imprisoned People with Psychiatric Disabilities RIPPD
49. A Plea for Rosemary Beverly (Chopper) Henry
50. The Thing Called Love Virus Tiffany Jackson
51. Bill of Health Rights for
Incarcerated Girls Residents of the Cook County Juvenile Detention Center
52. Working to Improve Health Care for
Incarcerated Women Sheila R. Enders
53. Women in Prison Project Fact Sheets Correctional Association of New York
Part Six. Serving Time, Sentenced and Unsentenced
54. Reading Gender in September 11 Detentions: Zihada: The Journey from a Young Pakistani Wife to an Anthrax Suspect Irum Shiekh
55. Victim or Criminal: The Experiences of a Human-Trafficking Survivor in the U.S. Immigration System Leticia M. Saucedo
56. Detention of Women Asylum Seekers in the United States: A Disgrace Marleine Bastien and Rosta Telfort
57. "Did you see no potential in me?" The Story of Women Serving Long Sentences in Prison Kathy Boudin
58. Dignity Denied: The Price of Imprisoning Older Women in California Legal Services for Prisoners with Children
59. The Longertimers/
Insiders Activist Group at Tutwiler Prison for Women Erline Bibbs
60. The Forgotten Population: A Look at Death Row in the United States through the Experiences of Women Capital Punishment Project, Women's Rights Project, National Prison Project, National Criminal Justice Program, and the National Clearinghouse for the Defense of Battered Women
Part Seven. Struggling for Rights
61.
Incarcerated Young Mothers' Bill of Rights: From a Vision to a Policy at San Francisco Juvenile Hall Sophia Sanchez
62. Slaving in Prison: A Three-Part
Indictment shawnna d.,the Fire
Inside Editorial Collective, and Edaleen Smith
63. Freedom Gon' Come Cassandra Adams
64. Reducing the Number of People in California Women's Prisons: How "Gender-Responsive Prisons" Harm Women, Children, and Families Californians United for a Responsible Budget
65. The Gender-Responsive Prison Expansion Movement Cynthia Chandler
66. Free Battered Women Linda Field and Andrea Bible
67. Life's Imprint Michele Molina
68. Testimony of Kemba Smith before the
Inter-American Commission on Human Rights
69. Keeping Families Connected: Women Organizing for Telephone Justice in the Face of Corporate-State Greed Lauren Melodia and Annette Warren Dickerson
70. Prick Poison Kinnari Jivani
71. The Prison-
Industrial Complex in
Indigenous California Stormy Ogden
72. A Prison Journal Tammica Summers
Part Eight. Being Out
73. A Former Battered Woman Celebrating Life After Lorrie Sue McClary
74. Life on the Outside-of What?
Alfreda Robinson-Dawkins
75. California and the Welfare and Food Stamps Ban All of Us or None
76. Employment Resolution: Human Rights Commission of the City and County of San Francisco All of Us or None
77. Only with Time Tina Reynolds
78. Child of a Convicted Felon Anonymous
79. Mothering after Imprisonment Margaret Oot Hayes
80. Being about It: Reflections on Advocacy after
Incarceration Martha L. Raimon, Luz Alvarez, Sunshine Brooks, Casey Deas, and Lorrayne Patterson
81. The First Time Is a Mistake . . .
Patricia Zimmerman
82. What Life Has Been Like for Me Since Being on the Outside Freda Swinney
83. Alternatives: ATI in New York City Alexandra Bell and Leche
84. Violent
Interruptions Noelle Paley and Joshua Price
85. Prison Abolition in Practice: The LEAD Project, the Politics of Healing, and A New Way of Life Setsu Shigematsu, Gwen D'Arcangelis, and Melissa Burch
86. Booking It beyond the Big House Jean Trounstine
87. Being Out of Prison
Joanne Archibald Contributors
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