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What is Female Inmates

Infocommunication Skills as a Rehabilitation and Social Reintegration Tool for Inmates
Women serving a prison sentence for committing some type of crime. Once obtained the freedom suffers of social/labor exclusion.
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Policies Information Literacy, Equality, and Gender: The Case of Spanish Prisons
María Antonia Agúndez-Soriano (Colegio Universitario de Estudios Financieros, Spain) and Aurora Cuevas-Cerveró (Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain)
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-5225-5975-7.ch006
Abstract
The development of information and communication technologies (ICT), especially the internet, means that not all the population has the same opportunities of access and use of these technologies or the training necessary to use them effectively. These technologies are producing socio-economic transformations. They also bring about important changes in the way they work, communicate, behave, and socialize. All these changes constitute a factor of social exclusion and have led to the emergence of the so-called digital divide (BD). This BD has accentuated the social gap and has contributed to the fact that certain population groups, such as female inmates, are considered to be “socially excluded” or “excluded digital,” and in the case of these female inmates the gender gap would also be present. The authors presented results of the analysis carried out to know the policies, projects, and programs that are being carried out both in Europe and in Spain in the field of informational and digital literacy for social and labor inclusion, as well as equality and gender policies.
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Research on Information Literacy and Social Inclusion of Female Inmates
They are women deprived of freedom, generally in prisons, for having committed some type of crime.
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