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An ACLU research report produced in collaboration with the Global Human Rights Clinic of the University of Chicago Law School examines the use of prison labour throughout state and federal prisons in the U.S.
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)
"ART-Justice: Humanization through Reciprocity, Art and Creating Writing for People in Prison and Post-Release, Dan Jack, Canada
Dr. Helen Brown, Canada (ICPA2021-PID027)"
Influence of Individual Factors, Social Support and Rehabilitation Programme Towards Reintegration of Parolees into the Society, Anna Hawkes, New Zealand (ICPA2021-PID040)
"Applying the Forensic Assertive Community Treatment (FACT) model to post-sentence supervised offenders with complex needs in South Australia, Dr. Stacey McCallum; Dr. Benjamin Stewart (ICPA2021-PID015)"
Original research paper that reports on the develop of an innovative methodology to measure the performance of individual prisons in reducing reoffending, Jennifer Galouzis, Australia (ICPA2021-PID081)
"Volunteering in Prison: best practices and strategies to promote local community expertise in responding to the rehabilitation and reintegration needs of prisoners, Rhianon Williams; Rita Lourenço, Portugal (ICPA2021-PID019)"
