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86 Prison J. 5 (2006)

handle is hein.journals/prsjrnl86 and id is 1 raw text is: The Prison Tournal March 2006 5 © 06aePulfications 10.117703850267 Editor's Note hosted at httlp:/offline .sagepubxcom As I begin a second 5-year affiliation with the Sage Publications family as editor of The Prison Journal, I want to thank the members of the advisory board who have served the journal for the last 5 years. Their direc- tion, support, and editorial reviews have strengthened The Prison Journal. At the same time, I wish to thank the new members of the editorial advisory board. I look forward to working with you as we continue the work of the journal as a focal point ... for studies, ideas and discussion of adult and juvenile confinement, treatment interventions, and alternative sanctions. I also want to thank The Pennsylvania Prison Society for continuing to support and foster the work of the journal. Mr. Bill DiMascio, the executive director of The Pennsylvania Prison Society, is a tireless leader for prison reform. His work with the SCI Graterford Lifers Public Safety Initiative led to the landmark Day of Deliberation at SCI-Graterford on August 9, 2004-a conference held in connection with the 14th World Conference of Criminology and attended by over 125 criminologists and practitioners. The focus of the conference was the work of the Lifers Public Safety Steering Committee on Ending the Culture of Street Crime, a theory focused on crime prevention in Pennsylvania. The Prison Journal was privileged to pub- lish the article on this theory in the December 2004 issue that honored The Pennsylvania Prison Society. I especially want to acknowledge the authors and scholarly audience of The Prison Journal. It is an ongoing privilege to receive author manuscripts. I thank you for your patience as we work to improve our review time and communication with you. Over the past 2 years, doctoral students Kim Dodson, Kareem Jordan, and Paul Klenowski have volunteered to help in the important tasks associated with moving our manuscripts forward. Finally, I thank all the authors of this special issue on gender. These manu- scripts went through our juried process, and the issue emerged as the num- ber of outstanding articles on gender moved forward for publication. Rosemary L. Gido Indiana University of Pennsylvania 5

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