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Coping with Covid: Guidance for prisons, jails, and people post-release

May 29, 2020 by Haley Cureton

Prisons and jails are unhealthy environments under normal circumstances. A pandemic makes them even moreso.  With people living in tight quarters and limited access to soap, masks, hand sanitizer and other basic supplies, it is no surprise that we have seen the coronavirus ravage many prisons nationwide. Our team realized that people leaving these spaces needed clear information on how to transition back home during this pandemic. 

Filed Under: Article Tagged With: community engaged research, COVID Guidance, COVID19, Decarceration, Department of Corrections, health equity, health research, Health Services, Interdisciplinary Research Leaders, Re-entry

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