[Prison Reform Trust (2022)]
This report presents the findings of a prisoner consultation carried out by PRT’s Building Futures programme.
Keywords: progression, lifers, long termers
[Prison Reform Trust (2022)]
This report presents the findings of a prisoner consultation carried out by PRT’s Building Futures programme.
Keywords: progression, lifers, long termers
[Prison Reform Trust (2021)]
Prisoners views on what makes an effective prison regime – from PRT’s Prisoner Policy Network
Keywords: regimes
[Prison Reform Trust (2020)]
Research based on interviews with prisoners on their views about reducing violence in prisons.
Keywords: violence reduction, safer custody
[Prison Reform Trust (2020)]
Briefing, in partnership with the Working Chance charity, on evidence about women’s employment opportunities and barriers.
Keywords: female offenders, employment
[Prison Reform Trust (2020)]
Research into distress among prisoners and ways in which it might be ameliorated – drawing on prisoners’ own ideas and experiences.
Keywords: safer custody, self harm, suicide
[Prison Reform Trust (2019)]
The report considers women with learning difficulties in the contexts of legislative and policy frameworks, getting support, and criminal justice system responses, while also giving a voice to those women to talk about their experiences.
Keywords: female offenders, learning disability
[Prison Reform Trust (2019)]
A report from the Prison Reform Trust’s Prisoner Policy Network, on the views of those with lived experience on what does (and does not) work in incentivising people in prison.
Keywords: incentives
[Prison Reform Trust (2018)]
Report on the impact that women being imprisoned has on their children.
Keywords: families, children, female offenders
[Prison Reform Trust (2018)]
Report from the Prison Reform Trust on “the most effective strategies to prevent prison violence are based on resolving conflicts among people in prison before they escalate”.
Keywords: violence reduction, safer custody
[Prison Reform Trust (2017)]
Report identifying links between women’s experience of domestic and sexual abuse, as well as coercive relationships, and their offending. Includes a number of recommendations for various agencies to improve their practice in this area.
Keywords: female offenders