This briefing by Clinks and ARE revisits the Young Review’s core concerns about racial and religious inequality, ten years on.
This briefing offers recommendations to improve prison capacity
This briefing outlines immediate areas of concern relating to COVID-19 in prisons.
This response discusses prison deaths related to mental health and suicide.
This briefing paper presents the conclusions of an initiative to identify how natural deaths in prison might be prevented.
This evidence review looks at the educational needs of people in prison and the current state of prison education.
This is an exploration into the experience of change in women convicted of murder.
This investigates people’s experience of gambling in prison and in their lives before custody.
It discusses people’s challenges to accessing healthcare and hospital services in prison.
This briefing examines the steps that can be taken to support people’s mental health in the criminal justice system.
This report calls for a cultural shift away from “hands off” delegation by government to the private sector.
This investigates whether positive group bonds can improve behaviours among incarcerated people via a soccer-based prison intervention
It seeks to capture the perspectives of current serving prisoners, former prisoners, and their families on race and ethnicity.
A consultation response from the Zahid Mubarek Trust regarding the Ministry of Justice’s 2022 Prison Strategy White Paper.
This briefing examines the law, policy, and practice of prison work in the United States.
The study examines the intergenerational continuity of ACEs within a UK prison population.
A factfile containing information and statistics on the current prison systems
This response contains critiques and recommendations for the Prisons White Paper Consultation
This study suggests improvements to young women’s experience of education, employment and other activities in prison.
The report offers a range of policy options that could deliver a lasting solution to the prison capacity crisis.