We're charged up that Dr. Janet Garcia-Hallett, an assistant professor of #CriminalJustice at #UNewHaven, is featured as part of @thebcnetwrk's #BlackHistoryMonth campaign! #PowerOn Read more about Dr. Garcia-Hallett's research and book --> bit.ly/3HejLyV

In alignment with International Women's Day & Women's History Month 2024, we're back with our SISTERHOOD UNLOCKED event. JOIN US 📍Online ONLY 📆 Thursday 28th March 2024 ⏰️ 6pm UK GMT // 2pm US EDT 🎟 eventbrite.co.uk/e/859288463927…

Today, I was awarded Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences Outstanding Book Award for #InvisibleMothers w/ @UCPress. What most don't know: 3dys ago, we buried my grandma-in-law who lived with us. Behind these accomplishments, there is a lot of pain & perseverance! Big Mama, this award is for you! 🙏🏾💙

.Dr. Janet Garcia-Hallett, a #CriminalJustice prof at #UNewHaven, is collaborating with University of Missouri researchers after receiving a $2.8 million grant from Arnold Ventures to help transform how people live & work in #Missouri prisons. (via Bioengineer.org) bit.ly/3IMHoPM

Temple University & Temple Criminal Justice what are you doing about your own faculty like Jerry Ratcliffe who create toxic environments for BIPOC students/profs who've labored to express the racial issues & tensions in the department? Nothing has come of it. Do better! We're tired! The Black Criminology Network CIC™️

We are so excited to be discussing the award-winning book "Invisible Mothers" and hosting Dr. Janet Garcia-Hallett at the Punishment & Society CRN Reading Group this Thursday (4/18) at 4p ET. Please dm me if you're not on the listserv and would like to join!

📸: Columbia’s plan to build a gym in Harlem’s public Morningside Park sparked protests. 1968. Protester (l) w/ sign that reads: “Columbia, get the hell out & stay out.” Protester (r) w/ sign that reads: “State building, no. High School, yes! Photo: Lee T. Pearcy.

It's one thing to take the time to read a book; it's another thing to take it upon yourself to write a book review. Shoutout to Dr. Zimife Umeh at GWU Sociology who wrote a 2-pg review in Sociology of Race & Ethnicity of my book #InvisibleMothers published by University of California Press !! doi-org.unh-proxy01.newhaven.edu/10.1177/233264…

Join Dr. Janet Garcia-Hallett author of INVISIBLE MOTHERS: UNSEEN YET HYPERVISIBLE AFTER INCARCERATION at the Branford Book Festival on Sat 5/11 at 12:00pm

Black scholars doing the work FOR us BY us, come out to Association of Black Sociologists Conference in Montreal under President Dr. Andrea S. Boyles on "BLACK RESISTANCE: REIMAGINING 60 YEARS OF CIVIL RIGHTS & 10 YEARS OF POST-FERGUSON FIGHTS" 🙌🏾 This is 1 for the books!! If you know, you know ✊🏾

I'll be a panelist on the Gender-Responsive panel in this educational "Pathways to Success" forum for system & community partners. Panelists will provide insight into strategies & best practices in CT and nationally. 🗓 5/22 ⏰️8am ET 📍Hartford, CT 🔗 lp.constantcontactpages.com/ev/reg/4htdvc4

Beyond my professional titles as professor, criminologist & author, I am an Army wife & mom to 3 kids. Many don't realize that military spouses serve too, esp through deployments. Thanks to the US Army 423rd Military Police Co for organizing the pre-deployment ceremony for us!♥️

Supported by AV, researchers Beth Huebner and KelliECanada are conducting an RCT as part of the Missouri Prison Transformation Project, an innovative approach that seeks to improve prison conditions for incarcerated people and staff alike. Read our Q&A here: arnoldventures.org/stories/testin…

📢Exciting News! Our pub “Cameras Help, but Hurt" about the role/use of prison cameras is out & Open Access! Congrats to Victoria Inzana at UMSL_CCJ -a brilliant lead author who’s making waves in CJ🌟 Hiring for topnotch talent? Tori is on the market!‼️ 🔗journals.sagepub.com/doi/epub/10.11…

✨📚 Empowering voices & shedding light on unheard stories!📚✨ Gifting 1st-yr criminal justice PhD students at University of New Haven a copy of my University of California Press book #InvisibleMothers to delve into it & amplify the stories of system-impacted mothers. Together, we make the invisible visible.

❗️NEW PUB❗️OPEN ACCESS Latest work published in Journal of Contemporary Criminal Justice with Jasmine Kaur, Dr. Janet Garcia-Hallett Ashley Givens Beth Huebner Elizabeth Taylor and KelliECanada ✨ This was a FANTASTIC team to work with ✨ Summary below👇🏻

As a child of immigrants from Central America🇭🇳, I am so triggered by this dehumanizing language of "illegal aliens" & stereotypical language of "criminals" in #Debate2024 esp as an award-winning author, PhD, criminologist, tenured professor & Army wife whose husband is deployed

🌸 Blossoming Beyond Bars 🌸 Join us for a powerful wellness event for system-impacted women on September 27, organized by me (JGH Justice Alliance LLC), Winning Ways, Inc & Quality Counseling✨A day of healing & empowerment🌱💕 For More Info & To Register: winningwaysct.org/blossomingbeyo…

📣Exciting News! #InvisibleMothers will be at Hartford's LIT Book Fest! Come for a day of literary magic to meet authors, explore books & engage in convo. 📅Sat, 9/21 📍Hartford Public Library: 500 Main St, Hartford CT ⏲️10-5p Celebrate w/ fellow book enthusiasts! #HLIT #HLIT24