In a global comparison, the United States remains a leader in per capita rates of incarceration. Though a handful of countries incarcerate a higher proportion of their population, the U.S. rate of incarceration is significantly higher than the rest of the world, including its closest neighbors, Canada and Mexico.

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Incarceration significantly intersects with mental health and relationships, with over half of incarcerated individuals having a mental health disorder

Marriages frequently strained or ending due to imprisonment, creating cycles of trauma and instability for inmates, their partners, and children, who also experience worse health and well-being.

Women in prison report higher rates of mental health diagnoses (e.g., depression) than men.

Women also have a tougher time post release than men.

Homelessness and foster care histories are more common among inmates with mental health problems, highlighting deeper societal challenges

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