Criminal Justice
Survivors of multiple disadvantage give their views on services
A report by Peer Researchers for the National Commission on Domestic and Sexual Violence and Multiple Disadvantage
11th February 2019
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Alcohol & Drugs
Why do people relapse into rough sleeping?
St Mungo’s publish peer research into why some people return to rough sleeping after they have got off the streets.
4th July 2018
Alcohol & Drugs
What do prisoners think of drug treatment?
Prisoners have very mixed experiences of drug treatment, particularly the prescribing of substitute medications such as methadone or buprenorphine (AKA Subutex)
18th May 2017
On Probation
Peer research with offenders in the community
An excellent new toolkit from Revolving Doors Agency presents everything you need to know and do to undertake peer research with offenders in the community.
6th July 2016
Criminal Justice
Refreshing your perspective with peer research
Excellent new literature review from Revolving Doors Agency moves the debate on from “should we do peer research?” to “how best can we do peer research?”
16th June 2016