Reports

Annual Report of The Gemma Project Pretrial Program FY 24.25

The Gemma Project – Recidivism Report

Gemma in the News

Gender Responsive Care with Cynthia Chase of The Gemma Project

Cynthia joined A Curiae for a conversation in their 2026 Speaker Series.

Panel from The Silent 10%: The Untold Crisis of the Justice System’s Fastest Growing Population - Women

The Gemma Project hosted a film screening of Breaking Barriers and panel discussion with the filmmaker and justice involved women. Listen to hear their recommendations as they address the needs of justice-involved women. Watch Breaking Barriers here!

Day Program Welcome Video from the Gemma Team

This video is shared with women at West County Detention Facility.

Cynthia on The Hustler Files

Every name has a meaning. The name Gemma refers to ‘a bud ready to grow independently’. Appropriately, this name was chosen by the incarcerated women who originally founded The Gemma Project, a jail and prison reentry program to assist incarcerated and formerly incarcerated women with successful reintegration. While reentry should be mainstream for all incarcerated individuals who are returning to their communities, this important programming is still spotty across the United States, and isn’t always designed with consideration for each individual's needs. Cynthia highlights the importance of amplifying the voices of justice-involved women and uncovering the stories that challenge societal perceptions.

Sheriff Chris Swanson invited Chase and Hardin to be special guests at his jailhouse school graduation. It's called IGNITE. The Gemma Project held focus groups with female inmates and delivered the results to Sheriff Swanson's team.

The Gemma Project Co-Founders at Genesee County Jail

Promoting Hope and Opportunity in the Justice System: Mama Love and the Gemma Project

Moderator Judge Laurel Beeler is joined Lara Love Hardin who will talk about her compelling and best-selling memoir, The Many Lives of Mama Love as well as The Gemma Project, cofounded with Cynthia Chase.

Past Newsletters


The Gemma Project Newsletter – Issue No. 4: Making a House a Home



The Gemma Project Newsletter – Issue No. 3: Looking Back on Our Year

The Gemma Project Newsletter – Issue No. 1: Our Model Site Comes to Life

The Gemma Project Newsletter – Issue No. 2: Grounded and Growing