Olivia Dehnavi provides an overview of their recent research on the discrimination faced by racially minoritised women with convictions when trying to find employment.
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Dr Alexandra Cox from the University of Essex and Aisha Ofori from the Centre for Justice Innovation.
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Seema Patel, from Northumbria University, discusses the role that families can play in reducing offending.
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Pamela Ugwudike examines the role of Artificial Intelligence in probation and potential racial implications.
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Sofia Buncy, Sarah Goodwin and Alexandria Bradley share some early findings from their research which is exploring Muslim women’s experiences of resettlement.
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Jake Phillips, Editor of Probation Quarterly, shares his thoughts on the key themes of this issue.
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We are delighted to publish PQ22 today, with submissions from John Todd-Kvam (University of Oslo), Olivia Dehnavi (Working Chance), Pamela Ugwudike (University of Southampton) and many more.
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This opportunity is seeking to strengthen "One HMPPS" - inviting applicants for a justice leaders programme.
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Released on 7th December this white paper rehearses many previous commitments and initiatives - and includes several consultation questions.
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This report demonstrates very clearly the health and social causes and implications of drug use for women, together with the barriers to treatment.
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The Government Drug Strategy "From Harm to Hope" - sets out plans for reduction in drug related crime, reducing harm and strengthening treatment.
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HMI Probation Academic Insights Report released on Monday 29th November.
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The Probation Institute is concerned by this announcement which appears to indicate further punishment without due legal process.
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This new inspection was a significant undertaking, with input from the four criminal justice inspectorates and the healthcare inspectorates in England and Wales.
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Best practice guide developed for people with lived experience who volunteer, providers and commissioners.
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These new reports demonstrate the continuing disproportionality in the experience of black and mixed heritage boys.
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