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New Software to Access the World Prison Brief Dataset: The prisonbrief Statistical Package∗

Jorge Laires August 21, 2020

By Danilo Freire & Robert Myles McDonnell   The World Prison Brief Dataset (WPB) provides a unique…

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Public Acceptability Survey on the Prisoners’ Access to Digital Technology: Emerging Results

Sílvia Bernardo October 1, 2018 De Monfort Universitytechnology

By Dr Victoria Knight and Dr Lee HadlingtonDe Montfort University, United Kingdom Earlier this year we announced…

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Prisons and the mentally ill: why design matters

Sílvia Bernardo October 1, 2018 mental healthprison design

By Dr. Marayca López and Laura Maiello-Reidy, CGL Companies Scope of the Problem Worldwide, mental health disorders among…

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Resettlement for prisoners with drug and mental health problems

Sílvia Bernardo October 1, 2018 Alcohol and drugscontinuity of careSocial Reintegration

By Russel Webster Systematic review finds interpersonal skills of case workers; access to social support and housing;…

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healing prison facilities
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Correctional facilities designed as healing environments

Sílvia Bernardo October 1, 2018 Correctional facilitiesprison design

By Robert Boraks, Parkin Architects Nelson Mandela once said: “No one truly knows a nation until one…

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Still dying on the inside

Sílvia Bernardo October 1, 2018 Prison safetyWomen and children

By Russel Webster Inquest examines the rising number of women who die in prison, 11 years after…

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Temporary release reduces reoffending

Sílvia Bernardo October 1, 2018 Reoffending rateSocial ReintegrationTemporary release

By Russel Webster New MoJ research confirms that release on temporary licence (ROTL) reduces reoffending and more…

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Drug and alcohol treatment goes digital

Sílvia Bernardo October 1, 2018 Alcohol & DrugsGlobal Drug SurveyRehabiltationtechnology

By Russel Webster Substance misuse treatment providers embrace digital for a better user experience. The digital revolution…

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The mental health needs of women in prison

Sílvia Bernardo October 1, 2018 mental healthTraumaWomen and children

By Russel Webster Prison environments and women prisoners’ needs are complex and demand gender-aware care in view…

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95% children forced to leave home when mum goes to jail

Sílvia Bernardo October 1, 2018 Women and children

By Russel Webster Children are often devastated when their mum is sent to prison but their interests…

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Correctional design trends
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Trends in the Design of Correctional Facilities

Sílvia Bernardo October 1, 2018 CanadaCorrectional facilitiesdesign trendsNorth Americaprison design

by Robert Boraks, Parkin Architects Today there is improved understanding that a correctional facility is no longer…

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The challenge of delivering healthcare in prison

Sílvia Bernardo October 1, 2018 Ageing in prisonsEnglandmental healthPrisoner healthPublic healthWomen and children

By Russel Webster Public Health England’s annual health and justice review highlights specific health needs of women…

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The process and experience of recall to prison

Sílvia Bernardo October 1, 2018 Probation

By Russel Webster Prisoners and probation officers had different perceptions of how much prisoners understood recall, how…

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Terrorism
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Interventions with extremist offenders show promise

Sílvia Bernardo October 1, 2018 Extremismradicalisation

By Russel Webster Results from process evaluations of Motivational and Engagement Intervention (MEI) and the Healthy Identity…

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Harnessing the potential of sport in prison

Sílvia Bernardo October 1, 2018 rehabilitationSports in prison

By Russel Webster Professor Rosie Meek makes 12 recommendations to make sport and health living a key…

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Mobile phones in prison

Sílvia Bernardo October 1, 2018 Cell phones in prisoninmate communications

By Russel Webster Prison staff say illicit phones are about organised drug dealing while prisoners view them…

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Understanding prison violence

Sílvia Bernardo September 30, 2018 overcrowdingPrison regimesUK

By Russel Webster Prison disturbances are associated with physically poor conditions, highly controlling regimes and the uneven…

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Why Friday prison releases are counter-productive

Sílvia Bernardo September 28, 2018 policyPrison releaseSocial Reintegration

By Russel Webster NACRO briefing on how Friday prison releases can damage resettlement before it’s even properly…

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