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Why haven't we heard of the Tulsa Race Massacre?
The 100-year struggle for truth provides inspiration for those seeking redress
The role of compassion, determination and experience in probation
Learning from the compassion and determination of a more experienced colleague
A 19th century solution to a 21st century problem
Our approach to prisons is locked in the past
What's happening in joint enterprise cases now?
Our new project is assessing progress in joint enterprise reform
An inspector calls
Without independent inspection, problems in prison fester and grow unseen
New project on Joint Enterprise
We’re working with JENGbA to assess what’s happening on joint enterprise
When punishment trumps rehabilitation, prisoners suffer
Reflecting the impact on one prisoner's progress when a model prison is put in closed conditions
Quite worked up
To prevent outbreaks, all staff and prisoners should be vaccinated against COVID
‘Non-compliance’: the worm in the bud of new electronic monitoring measures? 
We need robust scrutiny of the electronic monitoring regime
Communities in deindustrialised areas deserve better than prisons
There is always a better use for a piece of land than as a place for a prison
The long shadow of imprisonment
Former prisoners feel the shadow of prisons, long after they are released
Recognising vulnerability in the prison population
Poor liaison between prisons and mental health services costs both prisoners and society
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