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[HMI Probation (2021)]
Summarises the concept of social capital and how increases in the strength, range and quality of bonding, bridging and linking opportunities can be beneficial in supporting the desistance process. [From HMI Probation’s Research & Analysis collection].
Keywords: desistance
[Butler Trust (2021)]
A short report summarising findings of consultations with staff about factors positively influencing their wellbeing and morale.
Keywords: staff welfare, wellbeing
[HMI Prisons (2021)]
HMI Prisons thematic review on outcomes for young adults.
Keywords: young adults
[HMPPS (2021)]
Video from the HMPPS Insights team outlining the principles of procedural justice.
Keywords: procedural justice
[Unlock (2024)]
Everything you need to know about gaining employment, starting or running your own business, or volunteering with a criminal record.
Keywords: criminal records
[Prison Service Journal (2022)]
Article on preventing post release drug related deaths, and encouraging engagement in treatment.
Keywords: substance misuse
[Prison Service Journal (2022)]
Article, based on interviews of men reconvicted of a sexual offence after release, and some of the key challenges affecting desistance.
Keywords: sex offenders, desistance
[Clinks (2022)]
This evidence review provides an in-depth look at the issue of reducing reoffending and increasing community (re)integration for people who have a sexual conviction. [From the Clinks online Evidence Library].
Keywords: sex offenders, desistance
[Prison Service Journal (2022)]
Special edition of PSJ looking at life imprisonment and its impact on prisoners and their families.
Keywords: lifers
[HMI Prisons (2022)]
This research was conducted as part of Ofsted and HMI Prisons’ commitment to carry out a year-long review of prison education. Six prisons were visited and the findings are based on interviews with senior prison leaders, education leaders, teachers, librarians, prison officers and prisoners.
