All Posts
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Building Futures showcase: voices of leadership and hope from inside
Celebrating lived experience and reform of long-term imprisonment at the University of Manchester
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Modest but welcome progress in the long journey for IPP reform
Sophie Ellis and Mark Day analyse the annual report on the IPP action plan
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Relationships Matter
PRT Associate Sarah Beresford explains a recent adaption to the Child Impact Assessment resources
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A call to action right here, right now!
PRT Associate Sarah Beresford summarises PRT’s recent Right here, right now! event
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Blog: From words to action
How young people are helping probation staff have a ‘Think Child' approach
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Blog: Lessons learned from the creation of the Youth Justice Board
What can the new Women's Justice Board learn from the success of the YJB?
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IPP reform – a case study in achieving change
PRT’s deputy director Mark Day considers lessons from the campaign on the Victims and Prisoners Act
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Blog: “It is always on my mind that I may never see them again”
The challenges of maintaining relationships for people serving long prison sentences
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Blog: Family Connections
How Child Impact Assessments can support mothers in the justice system and their children
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Blog: Why teenage girls should not be held in children’s prisons
In this article PRT Senior Associate John Drew questions why girls were being held at HMYOI Wetherby
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IPP: How will the changes affect you?
Ryan Harman and Mark Day explain the impact of the government’s proposed changes to the IPP licence
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Decision time
Justice secretary must be brave and put the lives of prisoners and staff over his backbenchers
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Blog: Renting foreign prison places—the unanswered question
Renting foreign prison places won’t solve the rapidly looming capacity crisis
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Blog: Open conditions — the importance of ongoing scrutiny
In this blog, PRT’s deputy director Mark Day analyses our latest letter from the prisons minister
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Blog: Steph’s story
How Child Impact Assessments can contribute to an effective response to primary carers in the CJS
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Blog: Open conditions — a welcome reversal, but more clarification needed
New criteria on transfers to open prisons published, but further questions for the prisons minister
