Explores the impacts that the addition of individuals serving short sentences has had on daily practice and working culture for probation workers.
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Important report from the Centre for Justice Innovation looking at the operation of Unpaid Work through the pandemic and into unification.
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We are delighted to publish PQ24 today, with submissions from Philip Mullen (Revolving Doors), Alexandria Bradley (Leeds Beckett University), Madeline Petrillo (University of Greenwich) and many more.
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Alexandria Bradley and Madeline Petrillo introduce key findings from a bulletin published by Her Majesty’s Inspectorate of Probation.
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Jake Phillips, Editor of Probation Quarterly, shares his thoughts on the key themes of PQ24.
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Reflections by Probation Officer, Lizzie Doble.
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Laura Riley, Sheffield Hallam University, discusses how young adults need to be prepared for what adult probation entails.
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John Stubbins, from The Oswin Project, discusses the independence, purpose, and structure that employment brings.
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Becky Shepherd introduces her research that indicates probation is not consistently trauma-informed in its work with women.
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Anne-Marie Day discusses the perspectives of youth justice practitioners in England on the place of ‘risk’ in an emerging ‘child first’ world.
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Suzanne Smith, from the Centre for Justice Innovation, reflects on a new series of research reports and practical guidance.
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Philip Mullen, from Revolving Doors, reflects on the findings from a Lived Experience Inquiry into Probation.
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In collaboration with young adult men and women, both in prison and community settings this report explores young adults' experiences in the Criminal Justice and Care System.
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Here is a link to a useful note summarising the overall content of the Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Act 2022 - which received Royal assent on 28th April.
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This will take place on Thursday 9 June at the Institute of Criminology, University of Cambridge. Attendance is possible in person or on-line.
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Excellent HMIP Research and Analysis Bulletin from Jake Philips - looking at promising approaches to knife crime and young people.
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