Current Projects
Women’s Re-Entry Program
A two-year, revolutionary study to determine the effectiveness, for repeat offenders, of a residential, woman-focused re-entry program as an alternative to incarceration.
Vaccine Algorithm Project
Children in juvenile justice facilities are more likely than their peers in other situations to be missing certain necessary vaccines. The Lloyd Society in partnership with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and George Mason University are conduting a study to validate an instrument that will allow juvenile detention facilities to identify under-immunized children even when no medical records are available.
Census of Juveniles on Probation
The Lloyd Society provides all database programming, data analysis, and legal research for the Census of Juveniles on Probation; a bi-annual census sponsored by the Office of Juvenile Justice and Deliquency Prevention.
International Network for Justice Health
The International Network for Justice Health (INJH) of researchers addressing health and health care issues of justice-involved populations. The aim of the INJH is to facilitate and coordinate the synthesis and open-access availability of knowledge in the area, and to move towards evidence-based guidelines for providing care to this medically complex and typically underserved population.
Justice Health Libraries
In justice health, where time and money are in particularly short supply, health care providers and advocates need a “one stop shop” for information on how best to care for the health and welfare of people in justice systems.