Advocacy group backs call to close Ashley
An advocacy group for prisoners said Ashley was an inappropriate setting for youth offenders.
Supported by NED Foundation
An advocacy group for prisoners said Ashley was an inappropriate setting for youth offenders.
Dec. 12, 2019 — Researchers in the UTSA College of Public Policy, assistant professor of social work Jelena Todic and criminal justice lecturer and restorative justice coordinator Robert Rico are joining forces with Up Partnership and three local school districts in a collaborative applied researc...
It is well known that gender-based and sexual violence are major problems facing Papua New Guinea. What is less widely recognized are the grassroots efforts underway to combat these problems, and the individuals leading those efforts. Everlyne Sap is one of those individuals. She is a gender advocat...
New state laws protecting women have failed to have any widespread material change on the treatment of women by society or state in Afghanistan. Miranda Forsyth examines how legal pluralism can work to support improved gender outcomes.
The traditional approach to fighting hate crimes is not effective in reducing harm or deterring future attacks
The tipping point may be near, but until people in positions of training others and dictating policy retire or are voted out of office, there will be no widespread change.