Research Reports from Canadian Studies Estimating the Number and Percentage of Children Who Experience Parental Incarceration in Canada Using Whole Population Administrative and Vital Statistics Data Children with Incarcerated Parents Project: Key Findings A Cross-Sectional Survey of Reproductive, Gynecological, and Breast Health Histories and Status Among People in a Provincial Prison for Women in British Columbia A Cross-Sectional Survey of Reproductive, Gynecological, and Breast Health Outcomes Among People in Provincial Prisons for Women in Atlantic Canada The Experiences of Family Planning Health Professionals Providing Care to Incarcerated Patients: A Qualitative Study Punishment and Waste: Family Meals in Correctional Services of Canada’s Private Family Visits “No Kind of Food? Just Rubbish?”: Food Options and Family Meals of Visitors to Canadian Prisons The Correctional Services Canada Institutional Mother Child Program: A Look at the Numbers Advocates’ Perspectives on the Canadian Prison Mother-Child Program Psychological Consequences for Children of Incarcerated Parents The Parenting Experiences of Mothers in Conflict with the Law Maternal Incarceration in a Provincial Prison in Canada: A Qualitative Study Mother-Child Programs for Incarcerated Mothers and Children and Associated Outcomes: A Scoping Review Intergenerational Imprisonment: Resistance and Resilience in Indigenous Communities Invisible Women: Correctional Facilities for Women Across Canada and Proximity to Maternity Services Hearing Children’s Voices in Studies of Familial Incarceration: Experiences from a Canadian Study The Curious Invisibility of Children of Prisoners in Canadian Criminal Justice Policy Maternal Health Outcomes for Incarcerated Women: A ScopingReview Estimating the Number of Children With a Biological Parent in Custody The Systemic Invisibility of Children of Prisoners Avoiding the Pathologizing of Children of Prisoners
