New Narratives: Changing the Frame on Crime and Justice
Challenging the dominant media narratives around crime, punishment and rehabilitation.
A collection of essays curated by the Monument Trust and edited by Clinks and NCJAA, around the subject of: What should happen to people who commit criminal offences?
Another look at challenging the dominant media narratives around crime, punishment and rehabilitation.
Books beyond bars: the transformative potential of prison libraries.
This report from Unesco explores initiatives involving prison libraries around the world, and includes Prison Reading Groups as an example from the UK.
Independent, Effective, Humane: The case for funding charities in the prison system
Summary findings from NPC’s 2018/19 research
Looks at the importance of strengthening family relationships to prevent reoffending.
A report from 2018 carried out by Demos explores the benefits of reading for society as a whole.