Prison Service Journal

The latest edition of Prison Service Journal explores trauma and psychotherapy in prisons, including: An interview with Stephen Akpabio-Klementowski Dr Roger Grimshaw on listening to young people talking about trauma A view of prisons through a trauma-informed lens by Dr Alexandria Bradley...

The latest edition of Prison Service Journal gives voice to those responsible for dealing with coronavirus in prisons around the world. Drawing on the experiences of prison staff, families of prisoners and prisoners themselves, this month's contributors include: Hazael Ruíz Ortega and Pedro Aguilar...

The latest edition of Prison Service Journal focuses on the specific experiences and challenges of the following groups in the prison system: People who have neurodevelopmental disorders People convicted of sexual assault Transgender prisoners

This second special edition links with the November 2019 edition. Amongst the articles are: ‘Major H’ — the life and times of a Victorian Convict Prison governor by David J Cox and Joseph Hale ‘You cease to be a man’: masculinity and the ‘gentleman convict’, c.1870-1914 by Ben Bethell

This edition offers a collection of articles that all, in their own ways, offer grounds for hope and optimism. Includes the winning article of the year by Sarah Nixon for ‘I just want to give something back’: Peer work in prison 'Towards ACE-Aware, trauma responsive penal policy and practice' by...