Barriers to Health Care for Incarcerated Women
The health profiles of women involved with the criminal justice system are substantially poorer than those of women in the general population. Incarcerated women have higher rates of infectious diseases and mental health challenges as well as extremely high incidences of having been sexually or physically abused. Despite their poor health, women involved with the criminal justice system face signficiant barriers to accessing appropriate healthcare services. To learn more, click here.

Massachusetts Women's Human Rights: Fact Sheets

Government Benefits for Families in Poverty

Pregnancy and Maternity Leave for Employed Women

Violence Against Women in College

The Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women
A passport-sized booklet with an introduction by the Women's Center for Health and Human Rights.
Available in lots of 10
10 copies for $5, includes postage

Mail check to:
Massachusetts CEDAW Project
c/o CWHHR
Suffolk University
8 Ashburton Place
Boston, MA 02108