Where Are All the Young Men and Women of Color?: Capacity Enhancement Practice in the Criminal Justice System

Table of contents

• Where Are All the Young Men and Women of Color? *
• Where Are All the Young Men and Women of Color? - Capacity Enhancement Practice in the Criminal Justice System *
• Contents vii
• Preface xi
• Acknowledgments xxiii
• Where Are All the Young Men and Women of Color? *
• 1 - Setting the Stage 1
• 1 - Setting the Context 3
• 2 - Incarceration Profiles and Trends 16
• 3 - Substance Abuse and Incarceration 42
• 4 - A Multifaceted Perspective 65
• 2 - Capacity Enhancement Concepts, Principles, and Practice 81
• 5 - Key Values, Principles, and Goals 83
• 6 - A Framework for Capacity Enhancement Practice with the Correctionally Supervised 107
• 3 - Reflections from the Field 119
• 7 - Case Study Method 121
• 8 - Aids Counseling Education, Bedford Hills Correctional Facility, New York 128
• 9 - Reading Academy, Maryland Correctional Institute–jessup 138
• 10 - Experimental Gallery, Children's Museum, Seattle, Washington 143
• 11 - Delancey Street Foundation, San Francisco, California 149
• 12 - People Animals Love, Washington, D.C. 158
• 13 - Summit House, Greensboro, North Carolina 162
• 14 - Moving Ahead Program, St. Francis House, Boston, Massachusetts 167
• 15 - Women's Prison Association, New York City 176
• 16 - Bliss Unlimited, Glendale, California 183
• 17 - Program for Female Offenders, Inc., Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 192
• 18 - Reflections on the Case Studies 202
• 4 - Lessons, Recommendations, and Reflections 205
• 19 - Lessons for Social Work Practice 207
• 20 - Implications for Social Work Education 216
• Appendix 221
• Reference 255
• Subject Index 279
• Name Index 287

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