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Kam Stevens, Adam, Steve Farrell and Anita Dockley join Sarah Lewis to discuss our research in Hope in Probation. Alongside Jake Phillips, we delivered this project to uncover the state of play in our Probation Service around their experiences of hope. We wanted to consider how Probation can become more hopeful and capture the voices of staff and people on probation, in an authentic way.
We discuss the backstory of our Hope research, the key findings and the impact we want to achieve with this research.
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The Hope in Probation Research Project was completed by;Professor Steve Farrell (University of Nottingham); Dr Jake Phillips(University of Sheffield Hallam);Dr Sarah Lewis, Kam Stevens and Adam from Penal Reform Solutions and Anita Dockley from Justice Futures. This podcast discusses the benefits of lived experience researches in this research and provides advice to other organisations who are passionate about adding greaterrichness to their research.
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Justine Best works with us as a research consultant and shares with us her lived experience of care and how her works gives her hope, as she instils hope in others.
If you want to find out more about our work please visit www.growtransformbelong.com or email us on [email protected] to connect with us and collaborate!
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Carianne is one of my favourite people in the world and her role focuses on growing our staff, quality assurance and training. Carianne talks about her role, working with the team and discusses her preventative programme, which is currently being delivered in educational settings.
If you want to know more about our work please visit www.growtransformbelong.com or www.penalreformsolutions.com and if you would like to find our more about our work (or support us in our mission), please email us on [email protected]
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This special episode features a discussion centred around our research for the Commission on Crime and Gambling Related Harms, which was launched by the the Howard League for Penal Reform. Justine and I join Steven, from Betknowmore, to summarise and reflect on the findings from our report. We talk about the recommendations and the way forward, as we work together to reduce harms in prison.
Please check out our report here: https://howardleague.org/publications/exploring-gambling-and-its-role-within-prison-culture-you-can-be-flying-high-then-fighting/: https://howardleague.org/publications/exploring-gambling-and-its-role-within-prison-culture-you-can-be-flying-high-then-fighting/
And get in touch with us via our website: www.penalreformsolutions.com or sarah@penalreformsolutions.
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This episode discusses so much! Belonging, hope, joy and the complete conviction Kam Stevens has for social action, impact and justice. Not just for those in prison but for prison staff, who both deserve more support and care.
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This episode focuses on the role of faith and hope within penal reform, prisons and social action. As our newest member of the team, it was a great opportunity to get some reflections around us as an organisation. If you want to find out more about us please get in touch: [email protected] or [email protected]
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This episode explores some of the key topics around young people and our commitment to prevention as well as intervention. We talk about some of the challenges around generational differences within the Criminal Justice System and suggest that drawing on our differences will bring about new insights, greater compassion and cultural change!
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We have created a new series where I get the privilege of speaking with the PRS (Penal Reform Solutions) team about their passions and hopes for the future. First off, is our newest member, Dan Reynolds, who talked about his passions around staff wellbeing. Find out about the challenges Dan faced as a prison officer and what he feels in important for staff now and in the future. Also find out what a love bomb is!
For more information about what we do please visit our websites: www.penalreformsolutions.com or www.growtransformbelong.com or email us on [email protected] or [email protected]
Enjoy!
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This episode talks through the key findings of the MAPPA thematic analysis from the PRS team, commissioned by the Inspectorate of Probation. It reflects of the experiences of the research team and explores a number of key solutions that can bring about effective change within the Criminal Justice System. The podcast is created and produced by Penal Reform Solution, an organisation that promotes social good and reduces social harm. We specialise in co-creation, user voice research and cultural change projects. We are a passionate group of people!
For more information on the report, please visit our website at: www.penalreformsolutions.com or email us on [email protected]
Find us on twitter (sarah_lewis30), Instagram and Linkedin!
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This episode features David Haze and Dr Lewis from the PRS team, discussing the recent Inspectorate of Probation Project, which examined the views of those subject to Electronic Monitoring (EM). This easy to access version of the report hopes to provide a quick overview of the findings and proposed solutions, to enrich the EM experience, to make it more meaningful and effective. We hope you enjoy this short summary and if you have any questions please get in touch with us on: [email protected]
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The awesome team at Penal Reform Solutions carried out an analysis into how the Criminal Justice System impacts on the mental health of service users. Our mission was to capture the experiences of service users, as part of a wider project commissioned by the Inspectorate of Probation. We wanted to create an accessible way to tell you about the findings, our recommendations and our reflections from the project so here it is! Thank you to all those that took part and to Justine Best and David Haze who joined me in this podcast.
To find out more information about this work and to read the full report please visit: www.penalreformsolutions.com
To get in touch with us please contact [email protected]
We are excited to be starting an Innovation Project with HMP Bristol, who won the award to develop better mental wellbeing services in prison through a peer mentoring service. It is a privilege to apply some of our learning to this Project and work collaboratively to make prisons better.
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Our next Series is going to focus on the Growth Alliance. The Growth Alliance is a collection of passionate individuals who want to make a collective impact, promoting social good and reducing social harm for all. This Series will host different people who are affiliated with the Growth Alliance, to share their views on social reform and collective responsibility. We decided to start the Series with our PRS team when one of our team suggested that it might be fun to get together and talk about why we do what we do. So here you have it folks! We are really passionate about what we do and if you want to get in touch to collaborate, talk or connect then throw us an email on [email protected]
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Tom Eberhardt was the former Governor of Bastoy prison and discusses his learning and growth in this role. He highlights the importance of staff within a prison context and discusses what it was like to Governor one of the most exceptional prisons in the world. Tom also talks about his current work in the US and his views of growth, illuminating the importance of accepting change and learning from mistakes, in order to grow.
For more information about our work check out: www.penalreformsolutions.com or email Sarah on [email protected]
If you want to join the Growth Alliance please click here: https://penalreformsolutions.com/growth-alliance-2/
If you want to help Sarah in her work please get in touch, or contribute through Patreon on: www.patreon.com/growthmovement
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Ralph Lubkowski is currently a Prison Governor in England with a commitment to Growth, making him a key Avenger of social justice! Ralph talks about why he started work in prisons, and shares his inspirations and challenges. I will be working with Ralph over the next 3 years to implement the Prison Growth Project and feel excited about the journey ahead. This draws a close to this first Series of Growth Uncut. As we plan the next Series we want to thank you for listening and we will be back soon!
For more information about our work check out: www.penalreformsolutions.com or email Sarah on [email protected]
If you want to join the Growth Alliance please click here: https://penalreformsolutions.com/growth-alliance-2/
If you want to help Sarah in her work please get in touch, or contribute through Patreon on: www.patreon.com/growthmovement
All proceeds goes towards this podcast and our Youth Growth Programme.
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With 30 years of correctional experience, Joe Arvidson talks to Sarah about getting out of comfort zones and remaining open to new learning. He discusses his experiences of working as a probation officer and teaching others who work in the correctional field, sharing a passion for desistance and personal growth. Joe's position on humanity is refreshing and inspiring. Joe also hosts a fantastic podcast called the Criminologist. Check out his podcast here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-criminologist/id1499579687 and enjoy the great content! He is a rock star!
For more information about our work check out: www.penalreformsolutions.com or email Sarah on [email protected]
If you want to join the Growth Alliance please click here: https://penalreformsolutions.com/growth-alliance-2/
If you want to help Sarah in her work please get in touch, or contribute through Patreon on: www.patreon.com/growthmovement
All proceeds goes towards this podcast and our Youth Growth Programme.
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Breda talks about her work at the Irish Council for Prisoners Overseas and how she was inspired to work in prison, following her fathers wrongful incarceration. Breda discusses the benefit of gratitude, finding small moments of Growth in her life and the role of relationships being central to her development.
For more information about our work check out: www.penalreformsolutions.com or email Sarah on [email protected]
If you want to join the Growth Alliance please click here: https://penalreformsolutions.com/growth-alliance-2/
If you want to help Sarah in her work please get in touch, or contribute through Patreon on: www.patreon.com/growthmovement
All proceeds goes towards this podcast and our Youth Growth Programme.
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Attila Juhász reflects on his experience as a Governor in Hungary and shares with us the importance of prisoner's families and how they have inspired him in his work. Attila was a Prison Governor for 10 years and explains how he utilised the media to help change the way prison (and those that work and live in it) are seen. I have had the pleasure of working with Attila, during my work for the Council of Europe and I hope he inspires you as much as he does me.
For more information about our work check out: www.penalreformsolutions.com or email Sarah on [email protected]
If you want to join the Growth Alliance please click here: https://penalreformsolutions.com/growth-alliance-2/
If you want to help Sarah in her work please get in touch, or contribute through Patreon on: www.patreon.com/growthmovement
All proceeds goes towards this podcast and our Youth Growth Programme.
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Michael Campbell Brown shares with us his thoughts of growth, prison and the importance of unconditional love. This emotive podcast provides us with an insight into prison and the people within it, illuminating the humanity of prisons and the humbling experience of working with those incarcerated.
For more information about our work check out: www.penalreformsolutions.com or email Sarah on [email protected]
If you want to join the Growth Alliance please click here: https://penalreformsolutions.com/growth-alliance-2/
If you want to help Sarah in her work please get in touch, or contribute through Patreon on: www.patreon.com/growthmovement
All proceeds goes towards this podcast and our Youth Growth Programme.
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Paula Harriott talks passionately about her views on growth and how through adversity, we can grow. Paula works for the Prison Reform Trust and discusses her work and what drives her. She discusses the importance of standing together in solidarity, in order to make an impact as a collective.
For more information about our work check out: www.penalreformsolutions.com or email Sarah on [email protected]
If you want to join the Growth Alliance please click here: https://penalreformsolutions.com/growth-alliance-2/
If you want to help Sarah in her work please get in touch, or contribute through Patreon on: www.patreon.com/growthmovement
All proceeds goes towards this podcast and our Youth Growth Programme.
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