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Sister Elaine Roulet : ウィキペディア英語版 | Sister Elaine Roulet Sister Elaine Roulet (born 1930) is a Roman Catholic nun who created programs that connect incarcerated mothers and their children. She was instrumental in the prison reform movement and established the precedent of connecting imprisoned mothers with their babies that many United States prisons now use as a model. ==Work== Roulet started her work initially wanting to teach the women inmates of a maximum-security prison in New York how to read. After being inspired to help them with what they really wanted, which was to know where their children were, she created a position that she called prison family liaison and served in that role for 10 years working with the prison and Catholic Charities. She founded Providence House Inc., an organization affiliated with Catholic Charities which manages sites that offer shelter and assistance to battered women and families, homeless women, and temporary housing for women recently released from prison.〔()〕〔''American Correction'', by Todd R. Clear, George F. Cole, Michael D. Reisig, ISBN 978-0495553236, 2008, Cengage Learning〕
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