The Intersectional Effects of Race and Gender on Time to Reincarceration

Overview of attention for article published in Justice Quarterly, October 2018

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RT @FedSocialWork: A team from @FSU_SocialWork, @UConnSocialWork, and @UISchoolofSW examine the intersectional effects of race and gender o…

@UISchoolofSW Assistant Prof. Christopher Veeh PhD MSW contributed to this important investigation of the intersectional effects of race and gender on recidivism. @chrisveeh

RT @FedSocialWork: A team from @FSU_SocialWork, @UConnSocialWork, and @UISchoolofSW examine the intersectional effects of race and gender o…

A team from @FSU_SocialWork, @UConnSocialWork, and @UISchoolofSW examine the intersectional effects of race and gender on time to reincarceration. https://t.co/ixX6E8MNwO

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