THE 3-MINUTE INTERVIEW: Willa Butler

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Butler, of the District’s Court Services and Offender Supervision Agency, oversees the supervisors for the program’s female offenders. The agency recently reorganized to have all supervisors report to one field office and for it to provide services specifically for women. The agency will host a forum for female offenders at 9 a.m. Saturday at the Temple of Praise in Southeast Washington. Why the reorganization?

Research has been leading us that way. It’s showing that the needs of the female offenders weren’t being met through traditional counseling and treatment. We’ve done a paradigm shift. We’re still in the embryonic stage, but we’re excited.

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