Les défis de la réinsertion sociale

Dubois, Marie-Ève; Ouellet, François

doi:10.7202/1074197ar

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“…Research to date has concentrated on the effect of assistance in particular contexts and has not considered the characteristics of criminal career. Dubois and Ouellet (2020) demonstrated that the challenges of social reintegration vary as a function of the type of offending. For example, individuals having committed sexual offenses face different obstacles than those having committed other types of offences.…”

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Got Assistance? Profit-Driven Criminal Careers and Assisted Desistance

Ouellet

Dubois

2022

Crime & Delinquency

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Research on assisted desistance has not considered the influence of criminal-involvement factors on the receptivity to assistance. Although most crimes committed are motivated by the prospect of gain, current knowledge on desistance from lucrative offending is still rudimentary. The purpose of this study was to examine the assistance in the desistance process of 27 individuals having committed profit-driven crimes. First, based on life story narratives, the acknowledgment of assistance was explored. Then, how and when this assistance arose in participants’ lives was studied. Results demonstrate the value of the assisted desistance framework in understanding desistance. Other findings include the fact that assistance may take many forms and may arise at various phases in the process of desistance.

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Got Assistance? Profit-Driven Criminal Careers and Assisted Desistance

Ouellet

Dubois

2022

Crime & Delinquency

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A Qualitative Systematic Review of the Barriers and Facilitators of the Reintegration of Men Convicted of a Sexual Offense From Prison or Secure Care into the Community

Tuschick,

Carthy,

Wager

et al. 2024

Trauma, Violence, & Abuse

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This article is the first qualitative systematic review of studies examining the barriers and facilitators to male sex offenders reintegration from prison or secure care into the community. A search of 16 electronic databases produced 14,218 potential sources, which, after screening, resulted in 79 articles for inclusion. Papers were included if they used qualitative research methods about the barriers, facilitators, perceptions, experiences, and attitudes toward community reintegration from prison or secure care for men convicted of sexual offenses. Included papers were critically appraised and the findings were thematically synthesized. The findings identified that formal and cultural aspects of reintegration, such as probation services, stigmatization, and registration, were the three largest barriers that men faced upon their release, with stability aspects, such as positive relationships, religion, and support groups, being key facilitators to their successful reintegration. The implications for future research, and policy and practice, including prioritizing risk assessment and management, offering appropriate and timely treatment and rehabilitation, educating the community, better access to housing and employment, and services adopting a collaborative approach, are discussed.

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