Document Type
Report
Publication Date
2010
Publication Title
Men’s Drug Use and Re-Entry Challenges in St. Louis: The Role and Impact of the Gateway Foundation
Pages
6-10
Publisher Name
University of Missouri-St. Louis
Publisher Location
St. Louis, MO
Abstract
Data for this investigation come from 36 qualitative in-depth interviews completed between February and April 2010. The aim of the research was to conduct a process evaluation of Gateway Foundation programming for state probation and parole clients in St. Louis and jointly produce a final report for the organization. The specific research questions focused on (1) the challenges men face as they attempt to overcome substance abuse; (2) how those challenges are related to past experiences with crime, including offending and victimization; and (3) the effectiveness of Gateway programming, from the points of view of program participants, including whether there are any perceived differences between men who participate in the program post-incarceration versus in lieu of incarceration.
Recommended Citation
Miller, J, M DeBarr, H Namgung, JM Vecchio, and S Wiley. "Study Methodology." Men’s Drug Use and Re-entry Challenges in St. Louis: The Role and Impact of the Gateway Foundation, ed. Jody Miller. Research report submitted to the Gateway Foundation, the Missouri Department of Corrections, and the Missouri Department of Mental Health.
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Copyright Statement
© Jody Miller et al.
Comments
Author Posting. © Jody Miller et al., 2010. This report is posted here by permission of the authors for personal use, not for redistribution. The article was published in Men’s Drug Use and Re-entry Challenges in St. Louis: The Role and Impact of the Gateway Foundation, 2010.