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- December 2012 Time Well Spent: A practical guide to active citizenship and volunteering in prison This Prison Reform Trust report demonstrates that encouraging active citizenship in prisons should p... Time Well Spent: A practical guide to active citizenship and volunteering in prison
- December 2012 Out For Good: Taking responsibility for resettlement This report presents evidence to demonstrate the importance of enabling prisoners to take responsibi... Out For Good: Taking responsibility for resettlement
- December 2012 Reforming women’s justice: Final report of the Women’s Justice Taskforce The Prison Reform Trust, supported by the Bromley Trust, established a time-limited, high level, ind... Reforming women’s justice: Final report of the Women’s Justice Taskforce
- November 2012 Turning young lives around This briefing has been prepared for youth justice professionals and practitioners, local government ... Turning young lives around
- October 2012 Fatally Flawed: has the state learned lessons from the deaths of children and young people in prison? This report by INQUEST and the Prison Reform Trust considers the 169 children and young people who d... Fatally Flawed: has the state learned lessons from the deaths of children and young people in prison?
- June 2012 Fair Access to Justice?: support for vulnerable defendants in the criminal courts Fair Access to Justice? prepared by Jenny Talbot for frontline staff in the criminal justice system ... Fair Access to Justice?: support for vulnerable defendants in the criminal courts
- January 2012 Old enough to know better? A briefing on young adults in the criminal justice system Building on the success of reductions in the number of children in custody and their offending, this... Old enough to know better? A briefing on young adults in the criminal justice system
- December 2011 Bromley Briefings Prison Factfile: December 2011 Those responsible for the justice system know only too well that one dreadful event, or a high profi... Bromley Briefings Prison Factfile: December 2011
- December 2011 Care – A stepping stone to custody? New research from the Prison Reform Trust and National Children’s Bureau (NCB), indicates that “... Care – A stepping stone to custody?
- September 2011 Public want offenders to make amends The results of an ICM telephone poll of 1,000 members of the public, conducted one month after the r... Public want offenders to make amends
- July 2011 Last resort? Exploring the reduction in child imprisonment 2008–11 The number of children imprisoned in England and Wales has fallen from about 3,000 in the first half... Last resort? Exploring the reduction in child imprisonment 2008–11
- May 2011 Into the Breach: the enforcement of statutory orders in the youth justice system This research report, commissioned from NCB, is the first piece of primary research into children wh... Into the Breach: the enforcement of statutory orders in the youth justice system
- February 2011 Barred from voting: the right to vote for sentenced prisoners This joint briefing was sent to MPs ahead of the House of Commons prisoner voting debate on 10 Febru... Barred from voting: the right to vote for sentenced prisoners
- December 2010 Bromley Briefings Prison Factfile: December 2010 Our flagship publication brings together the latest facts about prisons and the people in them. Bromley Briefings Prison Factfile: December 2010
- November 2010 Seen and Heard: supporting vulnerable children in the youth justice system Children with learning disabilities and other impairments are more likely to go to prison than other... Seen and Heard: supporting vulnerable children in the youth justice system
- November 2010 Double Trouble? Black, Asian and minority ethnic offenders’ experiences of resettlement This report by Clinks and Prison Reform Trust sets out the findings of research into the resettlemen... Double Trouble? Black, Asian and minority ethnic offenders’ experiences of resettlement
