But They All Come Back: Facing the Challenges of Prisoner Reentry
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...Ésta es una cuestión que ya ha sido reiteradamente destacada por los investigadores por su relevancia y repercusión en la reinserción (Baskin y Sommers, 1998; Travis, 2005; Belis y Mears, 2008, entre otros)....
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...…etapa en la que los apoyos sociales se hacen imprescindibles, ya que, aparte de la contención afectiva y emocional que puedan ofrecer, como señala Travis (2005), adquieren un papel muy importante en la solución de problemas materiales frecuentes entre los ex internos (en vivienda y salud, por…...
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...La literatura norteamericana (Travis, 2005, entre otros) califica el cuidado y la atención sobre la propia salud como otro factor importante para la reinserción....
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...Y como sostiene Travis (2005), la familia adquiere mayor peso cuando se trata de una “relación de calidad”....
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...La familia adquiere, aquí, un papel fundamental y, como señala Travis (2005), vivir en pareja reduce la posibilidad de reincidencia, y mucho más si la relación es una “relación de calidad”....
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...Even when they are hired, their earnings trajectories remain disproportionately lower than their White counterparts (Travis, 2005)....
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...The findings from this study supports empirical studies that demonstrated that employment was important to fathers’ involvement with their children, particularly for fathers with criminal records (Maldonado, 2006; Pager et al., 2009; Travis, 2005)....
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...For fathers, post incarceration outcomes often result in many fathers reentering communities without adequate education and professional skills, which begets bleak employment and earning outcomes (Ewert, Sykes, & Pettit, 2014; Holzer et al., 2006; Lewis et al., 2007; Pettit & Western, 2004; Pryor & Thompkins, 2013; Travis, 2005)....
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...The findings also support institutional practices and public policies that support providing employment opportunities to fathers with criminal records (Ewert et al., 2014; Harwin, 2012; Pager et al., 2009; Petit & Western, 2004; Travis, 2005)....
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...…outcomes often result in many fathers reentering communities without adequate education and professional skills, which begets bleak employment and earning outcomes (Ewert, Sykes, & Pettit, 2014; Holzer et al., 2006; Lewis et al., 2007; Pettit & Western, 2004; Pryor & Thompkins, 2013; Travis, 2005)....
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...Unless ex-offenders make prior arrangements with family members, it is not uncommon for ex-offenders to spend their first night on the street (Nelson, Deess and Allen 1999; Petersilia 2003; Travis 2005)....
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...In general, every time an ex-offender is unable to get the proper medication, get appropriate training or effective therapy, the damage goes beyond the 14 individual (Sampson and Laub 1993; Petersilia 2003; Visher, La Vigne and Travis 2003; Brown and Campbell 2005; Travis 2005)....
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...In 1997, prisoners released from prison represented roughly a quarter of all people living with HIV/AIDs in the US (Travis 2005:194)....
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...Ex-offenders face specific challenges due to prisonization including procuring housing, education and employment in addition to compromised health, social acceptance and family issues (Goffman 1961; Schmid and Jones 1991; Petersilia 2003; Travis 2005; Western 2006; Visher 2007)....
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...Ex-offenders leaving state prisons may receive between $25 to $200 dollars as “gate money,” but as many as one-third of all state correctional institutions do not provide any money at all (Travis 2005:223)....
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