Desistance, recovery, and justice capital
Desistance, recovery, and justice capital:
Putting it all together
31st October 2022
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Desistance, recovery, and justice capital:
Putting it all together
Autumn 2002 statistics show prison population climbing and rises in the number of adjudications and prison recalls.
Psychologically Informed Planned Environments (PIPEs) show promise in prison settings but face obstacles in probation hostels.
Women in Prison report shows Women’s Centres generate a nearly triple return on public investment, but that nearly half are concerned about their survival.
Jim Barton, Senior Responsible Owner for the One HMPPS programme, explains the project in more detail.
Attachment theory can contribute to work with people on probation in conceptualising the supervisory relationship, and in understanding offending, risk and relationships.
Too many Serious Further Offence reviews are falling below par, with probation services not sufficiently identifying the necessary learning.
Probation inspectorate reviews how well youth offending services identify safety concerns.
What the evidence base tells us about Engagement and Co-Production with
People with Lived Experience of
Prison and Probation
New research on domestic violence and neurodiversity from Nicole Renehan & Kate Fitz-Gibbon
Will the merger of the prison and probation services lead to the loss of probation identity?
Amanda Holt summarises the research findings on child to parent abuse, covering its prevalence, contexts, and impacts.
