State Policies and Employment Outcomes among Fathers with Criminal Records
Oct 2019 | Allison Dwyer Emory, Alexandra Haralampoudis, Lenna NepomnyaschyThe FRPN made an invited small award to Lenna Nepomnyaschy of Rutgers University to conduct the study, State Policies and Employment Outcomes among Fathers with Criminal Records. Nepomnyaschy and her colleagues investigate how policies regulating the information employers can legally consider and the availability of official criminal record information shape the employment of fathers with criminal records.
The findings of this study and their implications for practice are presented in various reports. Download the full report at the link below. Click here to view a summary version and here to download an executive summary.
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