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We are seeking contributions for future issues of the Probation Quarterly magazine. We value the unique insights from practitioners, those with direct experience of the criminal justice system, academics, and partners in the voluntary sector. Discover more at https://buff.ly/2UHtEg4. #ProbationQuarterly #Probation

These new papers on Youth Justice in Wales look like essential reading https://lnkd.in/eFfHD9Yi (In Probation 2024 section of WCCSJ website)

Fantastic to see this article published in the Irish Probation Journal. It provides information on the development and plans of the CORD (Criminal justice Open Research Dialogue) Partnership. This ‘researcher-policymaker-practitioner partnership’ (R3P) was initially established through a project funded by Ireland’s National Open Research Forum (NORF) and led by the wonderfully collaborative Ian Marder. The CORD partnership exists to support positive social change by embedding a culture of interdisciplinary open research in criminal justice in Ireland and I'm delighted to be a part of it!

Very honoured to be a co-author of this article in the Irish Probation Journal alongside Ian Marder and other members of the Criminal justice Open Research Dialogue (CORD) Partnership! The partnership exists to support positive social change by embedding a culture of open research in criminal justice in Ireland. The authors are among many research, criminal justice and community-sector professionals. You can read more, and access the article here: https://lnkd.in/es2YrzBS The CORD Partnership also co-created 'An Agenda for the CORD Partnership 2025-2026' to progress the partnership's goals over the next few years. The agenda outlines five action areas to embed a culture of open research in Irish criminal justice. You can read more here: https://lnkd.in/ev8ttfJq School of Law and Criminology Maynooth University

Learning from Serious Further Offence Review Reports - this event will look at research into the impact of Serious Further Offence Review on practitioners and practice. Free to attend for members and non-members of the Probation Institute. https://lnkd.in/erRca-ue #probation

Action research is a form of inquiry that emphasizes collaboration between researchers and practitioners to solve real-world problems. It is collaborative, iterative, solution-focused, and timely. It elevates the importance of community voice and agency in practices, public discourse, and policymaking in ways that can transform the criminal legal system. The goal of the Reducing Revocations Challenge is to help counties better understand the gaps in their probation practices through researcher-practitioner partnerships. We intentionally chose the Action Research model to maximize the relevance and applicability of research to conditions on the ground, and ensure practical solutions that could drive real change. On our blog, Daphne Moraga and Victoria Lawson explain how we did it, and highlight some of the ways these counties are applying their work. Read more: https://bit.ly/4fheCWN

Understanding the flaws in our probation and parole systems is crucial for real change. "Mass Supervision: Probation, Parole, and the Illusion of Safety and Freedom" by Vincent Schiraldi provides valuable insights. This book is a great addition to your professional library. Purchase here: #CriminalJusticeReform #MassSupervision #ProfessionalDevelopment #PolicyReform #CareerGrowth

PQ34 published today, articles include: - Thoughts on the Independent Sentencing Review - Reflections on the process of supervision and ideas for a more holistic approach - Approaches to inspire people to want to become probation officers https://buff.ly/2UHtEg4 #probation 

Every child deserves a chance to grow and succeed. The high absenteeism among probation officers in L.A. County’s juvenile halls highlights a need for systemic reform. By focusing on healing-centered, community-based programs, we can improve outcomes for young people. Read our recent blog post to learn more about how we can seize this opportunity for transformation. https://buff.ly/3AncrRr

When the IC comes to the conclusion that the allegation has been proved, action for sexual harassment as misconduct in accordance with the service rules is to be taken. 2024 LLR WEB 175 (GUJARAT HIGH COURT) UNIVERSITY GRANTS COMMISSION (PREVENTION, PROHIBITION AND REDRESSAL OF SEXUAL HARASSMENT OF WOMEN EMPLOYEES AND STUDENTS IN HIGHER EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS) REGULATIONS, 2015 - Present petition... subscribe to read more...... #internalcomplaintcommittee #icc #harassment #womenempowerement #poshlaw #posh #employmentlaws #labourlawreporter #misconduct