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Book Review: Dancing the Labyrinth: Spirituality in the lives of women

However, there is little evidence that our global society does, in fact, want to change its treatment of justice-involved women. In order to implement the innovative, evidence-based solutions that Michalsen outlines, we must first figure out how to allow state administrators, elected officials, and the general public to care about the 700,000 women who live in cages throughout the world. Reading this excellent book is a powerful step toward that goal.