Elizabeth Fry Society publishes reports and documents relevant to our work to help identify strategies and solutions to adapt our structures and how we conduct our work. Research and evaluation are a prevalent part of our day to day reviews that help us understand how the changing social and economic climate affects those affected by systemic criminalization. Not only does this inform our work, but helps us identify processes that will enhance the potential of those that access our services. In addition, we have collaborated on studies that have contributed to the collective work of the social sectors in Calgary. We are proud to be strong contributors towards social change.

Many students who do practicums at EFry have the opportunity to engage in research relevant to their educational path, but also provides EFry with the opportunity to learn from a student perspective along their learning journey. Below is a list of our reports and analysis:

Elizabeth Fry Program Statistics Snapshot 2017-2019

Prison Community Outreach Program (PCOP) & Recidivism

Hiring Toolkit For Employers

Hiring Toolkit For Job Seekers

Elizabeth Fry Society of Calgary – Court Evaluation Report 2019

Efry Indigenous Review

Progress Report – Strategic Priorities 2018 – 2019

Court Service Provision Report – January 2017-December 2018

Research Report For Strategic Planning – 2017

Efry Strategic Plan – 2017

Progress Report – Strategic Priorities 2017 – 2018

Toward a Working Future: Understanding the Impact of Criminalization on Employment

Women and Incarceration – Backgrounder

PCOP Evaluation 2017

Indigenous Managed Alcohol Literature Review – January 2017

Literature Review of Indigenous Case
Management and Housing Models – February 2018

Calgary Human Rights and Education Bylaw Study