In this article, author Ximena Scarpato examines Argentina’s current prison emergency and its consequences for social reintegration, drawing on her professional experience as a criminologist working in a federal male prison. Read More
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A work experience with the organisation Health through Walls in prisons in Mozambique, addressing tuberculosis screenings supported by AI and the public health challenges in contexts of deprivation of liberty. Read More
This article highlights the EU’s promotion of alternatives to detention through key Framework Decisions, while stressing the important role of probation officers in applying these measures through their assessments and recommendations. Read More
This article explores postcolonial perspectives on prison systems in former Western colonies, focusing on the Philippines. It traces the evolution of carceral institutions shaped by colonial histories and highlights a prison in Bohol to examine postcolonial transformations and efforts to decolonize ideas of imprisonment. Read More
Custodial facilities worldwide are faced with similar challenges in managing fire safety, with deliberately started fires, staffing shortages, smoke spread and attempts to tamper with equipment amongst the problems faced. To address these challenges, Hydramist developed a range of water mist fire protection solutions specifically for the custodial sector. Read More
Drawing on practitioner insights from across Europe, this article highlights current barriers to effective victim support in cases of hate and extremism, and outlines practical steps towards more coordinated and inclusive responses. Read More
This agreement supports JUSTICE TRENDS Magazine’s commitment to informing the corrections community about trends, challenges, and best practices, and offers both organisations new ways to contribute to meaningful progress in the field. Read More
Saprea, a nonprofit focused on ending child sexual abuse, has partnered with Edovo to provide a ten-lesson healing course for incarcerated survivors. The course helps survivors understand the long-term effects of abuse and develop coping strategies for trauma recovery. Read More
Prisons are unique environments where safety and security are paramount. However, during emergencies such as natural disasters, fires, or infrastructure failures, the vulnerabilities of certain populations are required to be taken into additional account. Read More
Mentoring in prisons is far more than a traditional handover of job duties—it is the cornerstone of professional growth, resilience, and cultural transformation within correctional systems. Read More
Discover why many states and countries who attempted or supported the development of bespoke OMS solutions, ultimately transitioned or are in the process of transitioning to COTS systems. Read More
Learn more about the PRISGRADS project, the first of its kind, which reimagined how prisons recruit talent – and not through the same old narratives. Read More
Read about recommendations and new ideas to make the use of Framework Decision 2008/909/JHA across EU Member States reach its full potential. Read More
The decision to modernize an offender database, develop bespoke in-house systems, or adopt a highly configurable Commercial Off-The-Shelf platform is not merely a technical choice—it is a strategic determination that will shape the future of correctional operations for decades to come. Read More
Discussing the practical challenges in the application of the EAW during the COVID-19 pandemic, the EPHESUS project recently spoke to Pilar Ríos, from the University of Seville, who shared some insights into these difficulties and best practices to enhance mutual trust and cooperation among EU Member States. Read More
Digital literacy is a critical component in empowering young people and preparing them for life beyond detention. The Triangle platform offers a valuable tool for fostering digital skills in a secure, engaging environment. Read More
Learn more about Spain's efforts in modernising their prisons, including their pioneering video-calling services provided to persons deprived of liberty. Read More
This article, authored by Kristin Weivoda, explores the promising role of AI in combating entrenched disparities in sentencing, policing, and parole decisions. Read More
Highlighting the necessity of including prisons in the EU's list of critical infrastructures. Read More
Delve into the hidden world of digital evidence within prison walls and uncover the crucial role it plays in solving crimes and dismantling criminal networks. Read More
The Connecting Hearts Foundation has launched a Christmas initiative for children of prisoners. Read More
The Secure Communities Forum has taken a pioneering step, convening a global working group to address safety concerns for 'People of Determination.' Read More
Exploring the duality between violent extremism and mental health in the actions of "lone wolf" terrorists. Read More
Learn about the importance and the barriers to vaccine access in prison, and a project striving to increase vaccine uptake in prison populations. Read More
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