The journal L'Itinéraire has released a very relevant report on the prison system and the possibility of social reintegration for individuals who have served a prison sentence.

The Canadian Association of the Société Elizabeth Fry launched a petition to the House of Commons to denounce the recourse to solitary confinement.

Several community and state organizations from abroad are interested in the Quebec approach to the social reintegration of women.

Collaboration with researchers and a research assistant of the University of Montreal has allowed us to make an assessment of the service we offer to women accused of economic crimes (The EVE Program).

Since 2011, the Inmates Jury gathers five women incarcerated at Joliette Institution within a rigorous process of film viewing and film critique.

The Elizabeth Fry Society of Quebec offers a free Anger Management program for women in conflict with the law.

Ruth Gagnon is a graduate of honor at the School of Criminology

The collective Art Entr’Elles is presenting a serie of eleven audio-photographic portraits that address the theme of identity.

Geneviève Fortin recently published her first book of which a significant part is dedicated to the community arts – a trigger of personal and social change.

Sister Marguerite participated in the realization of a short video addressing the issue of emotional autonomy.