University of Isfahan Strategic Research on Social Problems 3041-8623 6 3 2017 11 22 Life After Prison: the challenges of reconstruction for women Life After Prison: the challenges of reconstruction for women 31 50 22236 10.22108/ssoss.2017.85536.0 FA Soheila Sadeghi Fasaie Sociology, Faculty of Social Science, Tehran University Zahra Mirhosseini Women and Family studies, Faculty of Social Science & Economics, Alzahra University Journal Article 2016 09 21 In this article, the challenge of life after prison with the qualitative method is studied. This paper draws an original data collected with, 38 women aged 19 to 68 years after his release from prison interviews was in-depth qualitative and phenomenological And their lived experience of prison and after release were analysed. The result of the research shows that many women after prison release In relation to issues such as acceptance in family and social network connectivity problems. Also, the findings show that blame and loneliness, the feeling of deprivation and backwardness, capital loss and cases such as this, has created problems in their lives. That is why they try so by hiding the identity of the criminal, anonymity, cut criminal networks, create new networks, involvement in daily activities, employment and child care to manage their lives. However, the results of this study do not generalise in any way because of the small sample size. In this article, the challenge of life after prison with the qualitative method is studied. This paper draws an original data collected with, 38 women aged 19 to 68 years after his release from prison interviews was in-depth qualitative and phenomenological And their lived experience of prison and after release were analysed. The result of the research shows that many women after prison release In relation to issues such as acceptance in family and social network connectivity problems. Also, the findings show that blame and loneliness, the feeling of deprivation and backwardness, capital loss and cases such as this, has created problems in their lives. That is why they try so by hiding the identity of the criminal, anonymity, cut criminal networks, create new networks, involvement in daily activities, employment and child care to manage their lives. However, the results of this study do not generalise in any way because of the small sample size. https://ssoss.ui.ac.ir/article_22236_2424c865bd518ea86f22b244ede656b8.pdf