Advancing Corrections Journal - Issue 13 (2022)
This 13th Edition of Advancing Corrections exploring ‘What Else Works …’ has received an unprecedented response. We attracted more submissions than ever before for any other theme, from both the research and practitioner community, showcasing some quite varied and interesting examples of recasting correctional efforts.
The response has been such that this Edition of Advancing Corrections will be the first of a two-volume exploration of the theme, with the 2nd volume scheduled for release in October, 2022. Advancing Corrections Journal #13 will hopefully contribute to a thoughtful conversation about how we might go about doing that.
The response has been such that this Edition of Advancing Corrections will be the first of a two-volume exploration of the theme, with the 2nd volume scheduled for release in October, 2022. Advancing Corrections Journal #13 will hopefully contribute to a thoughtful conversation about how we might go about doing that.
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Advancing Corrections Journal - Issue 12 (2022)
This Edition of Advancing Corrections offers a mix of both research and practice discussions that speak to how healthcare provision in corrections can be transformed and improved to meet both some new and some longstanding correctional challenges. A theme that runs through many of the papers is how corrections can excel when it purposefully nourishes ways of working in partnership … with healthcare agencies, research organizations, NGOs and other stakeholders. Trying to do it alone is no longer sensible, especially as some healthcare issues have become increasingly complicated and interconnected.
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Advancing Corrections Journal - Issue 11 (2021)
The theme for this Edition of Advancing Corrections asked researchers and practitioners to Envision Corrections in 2030. Most of the contributors were forward looking in a positive way, presenting their vision of what corrections could and should aspire to, not as pie-in-the-sky optimism, but as evidence-informed reflection about where we should be going and how we might get there. A few contributors outlined some possible negative futures for corrections, with some legitimate analysis of the kinds of mis-directions we can take if we don’t remain vigilant. Readers of this Edition of Advancing Corrections will have their own imagined futures for our field, but the papers in the Edition will hopefully help crystallize and refine those visions, and help accelerate progress towards the positive.
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