Southeastern Collaborative for Women Impacted by Prison

Who are we?

We are an action-based education, training, and technical support initiative, facilitated by institutions in the Southeast whose students, staff, faculty, and community partners are focused on addressing the maternal and child health needs of women, children, and families impacted by incarceration, detention, child protective services, policing, and carceral surveillance. 

What are we doing?

We are forming a collaborative of academic, community, healthcare, and legal systems partners like yourselves to address key needs of the workforce that supports the maternal and child health needs of communities in the South impacted by the carceral system. 

Want to get involved?

If you are a student and want to become involved for practicum credit, email cemch@tulane.edu

Community-based organizations and researchers interested in becoming a part of the collaborative can connect with Regan Moss at rmoss3@tulane.edu