Correctional Research Symposium 2025

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Please note that the conference programme is subject to change. This may include speaker cancellations and last-minute speaker confirmations. If you are a speaker and cannot find your presentation listed, kindly check your email for any communications from us or contact us directly for assistance.
 
Tuesday 13 May
3pm – 5.30pm
Registration and Badge Collection

Registration

6pm – 8pm
Welcome Reception

Welcome Reception

Wednesday 14 May
8.30am – 8.40am
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Plenary

8.50am – 9.10am
ICPA / EuroPris Welcome and Introduction

Plenary

9.10am – 9.20am
Northern Ireland Welcome and Introduction

Plenary

9.20am – 9.30am
Global Track Chair Introduction

Plenary

9.30am – 10.30am
The "How to Improve" the Psychology of Criminal Conduct and Risk-Need-Responsivity Frameworks in Improving Corrections (PID004)

Plenary

10.30am – 11am
Coffee Break

Coffee Break

11am – 11.30am
Violence risk screening in prison practice, is it feasible and does it work? Results from a national study in The Netherlands (PID050)

Parallel Workshops

Young Men, Vulnerability, and Imprisonment (PID079)

Parallel Workshops

11am – 11.45am
The Implementation of Evidence-Based Practices in the French Rehabilitation and Probation Services: A Critical but Overlooked Process (PID028)

Parallel Workshops

11.30am – 12pm
An Organisational Response to Supporting the Complex Needs of Violent and Disruptive Prisoners: Key Performance Indicators from the National Violence Reduction Unit (PID068)

Parallel Workshops

Recidivism in Norway (PID070)

Parallel Workshops

From Policy to Practice: Enhancing Child-Friendly Juvenile Correctional Training Across Europe (PID086)

Parallel Workshops

11.45am – 12.30pm
Evidence Informed Design and Implementation of Offending Behaviour Programmes in His Majesty’s Prison and Probation Service (PID040)

Parallel Workshops

12pm – 12.30pm
Personality Profiles of Persistently Disruptive Offenders in a Singaporean Prison Population (PID051)

Parallel Workshops

Enhancing Risk Assessment in Corrections: The Critical Role of Acute Dynamic Factors (PID078)

Parallel Workshops

Collaborative Justice - A Paradigm for Youth Crime Prevention and Penal Policy Reform (PID091)

Parallel Workshops

12.30pm – 1.30pm
Lunch

Lunch

1.30pm – 2.30pm
Peer Mentoring in Criminal Justice (PID021)

Plenary

2.30pm – 3.30pm
Coffee Break and Showcases

Coffee Break & Showcases

3.30pm – 3.52pm
Expanding the scope for understanding peer mentoring: implications for women’s prisons (PID006)

Parallel Workshops

Social participation in the execution of a custodial sentence - volunteer assistance to people who have completed their imprisonment and are in crisis of homelessness (PID031)

Parallel Workshops

Translating Research into Practice: An Evolution of Looking Forward, Offender Motivational Programme in Singapore (PID037)

Parallel Workshops

3.30pm – 4.15pm
Transformation Through Sport in Prison: Examining the Impact and Psychological Mechanisms of a Football-Based Programme in the UK (PID045)

Parallel Workshops

3.52pm – 4.14pm
It’s Prisoners Talking to Prisoners’: A Qualitative Exploration of Peer-Led Mental Health Advocacy in Prison (PID043)

Parallel Workshops

The interplay of family relationships and visits in the process of prisoner recidivism (PID027)

Parallel Workshops

The changing interpersonal landscape of correctional centres in New South Wales, Australia: Digital tablets and Five Minute Interventions (FMI) (PID062)

Parallel Workshops

4.14pm – 4.37pm
CANCELLED: Inside Stories: Amplifying and surfacing lived experiences of women deprived of liberty (PID061)

Parallel Workshops

Who Helps Offenders Desist? Exploring the Role of Informal Support Networks (PID044)

Parallel Workshops

Enhancing Rehabilitation Outcomes through Prison Staff Training and Development (PID041)

Parallel Workshops

4.15pm – 5pm
Creating Connections in Corrections: Leveraging Resident Initiatives to Build International Networks (PID099)

Parallel Workshops

4.37pm – 5pm
Bridging the Gap: The voices and experiences of men in open prisons in England and Wales and their transition towards release (PID104)

Parallel Workshops

Family Engagement in European Prisons: Research, Training Gaps, and Innovative Practices (PID056)

Parallel Workshops

An investigation of job-related factors impacting the stress level and burnout amongst Case Management Officer in the Namibia (PID105)

Parallel Workshops

Thursday 15 May
8.30am – 9.30am
Structural Measures for Capacity-Problems in the Netherlands (PID066)

Plenary

9.30am – 9.52am
Antecedents of postprison expectations of prisoners in Switzerland (PID046)

Parallel Workshops

9.30am – 10am
Process of Desistance and Reintegration: A Longitudinal Study on Parolees and Desistance from Crime (PID029)

Parallel Workshops

Beyond One-Size-Fits-All: Gender-Sensitive Approaches in Community Supervision (PID049)

Parallel Workshops

9.30am – 10.15am
Diversion from Ireland’s Main Remand Prison over 20 Years from 2006 to 2025: Navigating Healthcare, Housing & Criminal Justice Systems (PID047)

Parallel Workshops

9.52am – 10.14am
Culturally Engaged Release for Indigenous Prisoners in Queensland (PID064)

Parallel Workshops

10am – 10.30am
Prisoners’ backgrounds and needs: Pathways from assessment, sentence planning, enforcement to post-release integration (PID053)

Parallel Workshops

Navigating Community Supervision: Women's Perspectives on Its Role and Challenges (PID060)

Parallel Workshops

10.14am – 10.37am
Early Release from a Custodial Sentence: An Investigation in Italian Prisons (PID088)

Parallel Workshops

10.15am – 11am
They All Come Out: Mapping the Desistence Journeys of 150 Prison-Leavers over 18 Months (PID087)

Parallel Workshops

10.30am – 11am
The Salience of Incarceration History Disclosure and Stigma in Health Service Delivery (PID030)

Parallel Workshops

Women Prisoners' Mental Health: A Multi-stakeholder Perspective (PID094)

Parallel Workshops

10.37am – 11am
The Size, Scope and Effectiveness of Community Corrections: A Global Review of Research (PID093)

Parallel Workshops

11am – 11.30am
Coffee Break

Coffee Break

11.30am – 12.30pm
Navigating the Road to Reform: Lessons from Northern Ireland (PID083)

Plenary

12.30pm – 1.30pm
Lunch

Lunch

1.30pm – 2pm
"You have to be fluid". Prison Officer Types, Perceived Quality of Staff-prisoner Relationships, and Staff Burnout in the Irish Prison Service (PID067)

Parallel Workshops

Ecosystem Approach to Justice: A Blueprint for Success (PID019)

Parallel Workshops

1.30pm – 2.15pm
Breaking the Silence: A New Model for the Psychological Well-being of Penitentiary Police Officers (PID071)

Parallel Workshops

The role of staff well-being in the capacity and capability of prison staff to deliver trauma-informed care in men’s and women’s prisons in England (PID110)

Parallel Workshops

2pm – 2.30pm
Trauma and Social Support Experiences of Imprisoned Men in Northern Ireland (PID017)

Parallel Workshops

Culture change in prisons: Where to start? (PID011)

Parallel Workshops

2.15pm – 3pm
Help Us, Help Them: Understanding correctional staff responses to organizational policies within institutional and community supervision (PID036)

Parallel Workshops

Transforming cultural responsivity and organisational culture: identifying conditions for success based on lessons derived from the Māori Pathways Programme in New Zealand Corrections (PID063)

Parallel Workshops

2.30pm – 3pm
Enhancing rehabilitation and wellbeing in prisons: The role of the environment (PID103)

Parallel Workshops

Quantitative measurement of prison climate in Slovenia (PID085)

Parallel Workshops

3pm – 4pm
Coffee Break and Showcases

Coffee Break & Showcases

4pm – 4.45pm
Reflecting on CRS 2025: Heads of Service Roundtable Heads of Service Roundtable

Plenary

4.45pm – 4.55pm
ICPA / EuroPris Reflections

Plenary

4.55pm – 5.05pm
Northern Ireland Reflections

Plenary

5.05pm – 5.15pm
ICPA / EuroPris Closing

Plenary

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