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Article 13: Do Wardens hold the key to prison culture? Preliminary evidence and a call for research on empowering correctional leaders to reimagine prison (ACJ13-A013)

Article 12: The Global Leadership Summit in prison: Innovation in rehabilitation, restoration, and reentry (ACJ13-A012)

Article 11: Bringing together the voices of contemporary lived experience through prison-based and community-based Think-Tanks (ACJ13-A011)

Article 10: What else works? The Stepping Stones criminogenic program for women (ACJ13-A010)

Article 9: Creating a coordinated system of care for mother-baby pairs transitioning from a prison nursery to their home community (ACJ13-A009)

Article 8: Gardening works: Lessons learned from a sustainable garden program in a residential community correction setting for women (ACJ13-A008)

Article 7: Valuing volunteers in corrections: Learning from the Volunteer Probation Officer scheme in Japan (ACJ13-A007)

Article 6: CoSA: A proven approach to reducing sexual offending (ACJ13-A006)

Article 5: The Value of student volunteers with the Correctional Service of Canada (CSC) (ACJ13-A005)

Article 4: Professionalising the response to volunteers engaged in rehabilitation and reintegration: The VOLPRIS standardised training course for people who coordinate prison and probation volunteers (ACJ13-A004)

Article 3: A.R.T. & Justice: An Arts-based initiative to support the holistic health & dignity of incarcerated Indigenous and Non-Indigenous people in western Canada during and beyond COVID-19 (ACJ13-A003)

Article 2: Restoring dignity in prisons through a creative writing program: An Experience from Uganda (ACJ13-A002)

Article 1: Could the ‘global sport’ help solve a global problem? – Using the power of football to reduce re-offending (ACJ13-A001)

Foreword (ACJ13-A000)

Advancing Corrections Journal - Edition #13 -What Else Works ... Volume 1- Full Journal (ACJ13-000)