Advancing Corrections Journal - Edition #11 - Envisioning Corrections in 2030 - Where Should the Evidence Take Us (ACJ11-A010)

Article 10: What Matters is What Works-The Use of Evidence in Correctional Settings (ACJ11-A010)

Authors

Ms. Jennifer Galouzis

Director, Corporate Research Evaluation and Statistics, Corrective Services New South Wales

Jennifer Galouzis is the Director of Corrections Research, Evaluation and Statistics, Corrective Services NSW, Australia. Jennifer is also a current PhD candidate with the University of Melbourne and her thesis is titled ‘A rehabilitative prison environment and the possibility of therapeutic prisons’. Jennifer’s research interests are in the social and cultural climate of prisons and the measurement of prison performance. She has published papers in the areas of violence, sex offender treatment and risk of re-imprisonment.

Prof. Andrew Day

Professor (Criminology)

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